Sentence examples for try to attach it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Whitehouse said he might press his legislation as a stand-alone bill or try to attach it to other legislation.

Talks between Senate Democrats and Republicans on bringing to a vote a bill banning all human cloning broke down, prompting the chief sponsor of the measure to say he would try to attach it to unrelated legislation.

They take a new open source project and try to attach it to their core as an accessory instead of as an enabler of a new chain.

But initial reports indicate that the White House plans to ask for $5.95 billion in initial relief funding next week and try to attach it to a vote early this month on the debt ceiling.

On the one hand, as any lobbyist will tell you, the best way to advance your cause is to try to attach it to whatever legislation is moving in Congress.

Create an entire word using the letters on your rack, then try to attach it to the beginning or ending of another word.

Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, has blocked it from a vote by the full Senate, but its sponsors are trying to attach it as a rider to an appropriations bill, and it could pass unnoticed in the last weeks of Congress, when so much legislation is pushed through.

The problem is, they are trying to attach it to the $286 billion farm bill due to hit the Senate floor this week.

While Mr. Biden has often boasted of his role in passing the original assault weapon ban, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, recalled that he was initially skeptical that it was even possible when she tried to attach it to his crime bill back in the early 1990s.

Lawmakers fought over a similar LGBT amendment last week when Maloney unsuccessfully tried to attach it to a military spending bill.

The archetype Rove honored and argued was best fit to lead is now the one that he denounces by trying to attach it to Obama.