Sentence examples for wanting to attach from inspiring English sources

It shows that the state, in wanting to attach so many electronic and bureaucratic monitors to its ordinary citizens, has given up on that other idea.

But even there Georgia and Azerbaijan want to attach themselves to the fabric of the new Europe.

Some proponents of bankruptcy reform want to attach similar provisions to the cram-down.

"Chevron wants to attach some kind of ulterior motive to it," Ms. Hinton said.

But Congress is sceptical.Even if it passes fast-track, it would want to attach strings.

Like his daddy, Falwell wants to attach himself to powerful politicians.

These brands want to attach themselves to athletes that are stable and reflect positively on them.

The mother, Olga Davis, wants to attach Mr. Bulger's $1.9 million share of a $14 million lottery jackpot.

Congress wants to attach provisions requiring Mr Zoellick to seek labour and environmental standards as part of trade agreements.

He read the book when it came out, and knew that he wanted to attach himself to the story.

This has weakened those Croats in Bosnia who still want to attach their bit of Bosnia to Croatia proper.