Sentence examples for pushing to attach from inspiring English sources
Republican leaders are pushing to attach similar anti-E.P.A. measures to the current-year budget bill that is now being negotiated.
Republican leaders are pushing to attach similar measures to the budget bill that is now being negotiated by administration and Congressional officials.
Democrats are pushing to attach a measure by Senator Jean Carnahan, Democrat of Missouri, to provide extended unemployment benefits to laid-off airline workers and to help those who cannot afford health insurance.
Rather than a measure on Planned Parenthood, McCarthy said, the House might instead push to attach the legislation it recently passed that seeks to "pause" the flow of Syrian and Iraqi refugees into the U.S. The bill adds an extra layer of security to the already lengthy refugee application process, and is opposed by the White House and a majority of Democrats. .
Corker's unusually charged response was to a question about the current Republican push to attach Iran sanctions to veterans benefits bill.
WHY are lawmakers in New Jersey pushing to require teenage drivers to attach a red decal to their license plates?
In Albany, for example, gun-control activists and Democratic legislators are pushing Governor Andrew Cuomo to attach a risk-protection-order provision to the budget, which is supposed to be agreed upon by April 1st.
Conservative activists are currently pushing the GOP to attach a rider defunding Planned Parenthood to any final budget bill.
Use glue, tape, or a push pin to attach your pictures to the frame.
Make sure the bridge keys, two little metal pieces under the long keys on the side of the upper joint, are perfectly aligned, then use a gentle pushing and twisting motion to attach the two sections, aligning the bridge keys, and lowering the upper tab over the lower to fit them together securely.
When increasing or decreasing the Tce outside the optimal range, the kerf was bad because the increased θ intended to push the liquid metal backward to attach on the kerf rather than push them away.
