Sentence examples for the parties attach from inspiring English sources

In the Spence and Martin cases the parties attach big signals to small issues.

"I looked for a connection between Darwish and Sarid and found that their names are comprised of the same letters" in Hebrew, said Nissim Zeev, a Shas lawmaker, reflecting the mysticism that many in the party attach to numbers and letters.

Mr Xi took charge of preparations for the games, a move apparently aimed at demonstrating the importance the party attached to them (officially a lower-ranking Politburo member, Beijing's party chief, Liu Qi, remained the top organiser).

Since you can't spend the party attached to one person, encourage your guest to mingle with the other people there.

But women are not a niche group — women are poor and rich, white and BAME, young and old, able bodied and disabled — and it matters enormously to the future of our country the priority that politicians and political parties attach to breaking down the structural inequalities that half our population faces.

They are common responses in the ICU and indicate the high degree of importance that all parties attach to decisions that are made here.

The presence of prominent Republicans like Joseph L. Bruno, the majority leader of the State Senate, and State Senator John J. Marchi at the fund-raiser indicates the importance the party attaches to the campaign of Mr. Curtis, 44, who served as commissioner of youth services in the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

By the band's demise, I had recognized the concerts as great parties attached to forgettable music, which to me says it all about the Grateful Dead.

Here, for instance, is Pippa telling Six Nations viewers how to stage a prole party: "Attach flags between two fixtures in the room".

The Independence people began as a real third party, attached to the Ross Perot reform movement.

In a measure of the importance the party has attached to winning City Hall back after Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's term, the hastily-called event was also attended by both New York senators, Charles E. Schumer and Hillary Rodham Clinton, as well as the national Democratic chairman, Terry McAuliffe and the state Democratic chairman, Judy Hope.