Sentence examples for were planning to attach from inspiring English sources

And when the President pleaded for a show of bipartisanship before leaving for his meeting with Mr. Gorbachev, Democratic leaders, fearful of being blamed if the talks collapsed, persuaded a group of House members to withdraw arms control amendments they were planning to attach to a budget measure.

Republican leaders have been planning to attach a reduction in the capital gains tax to legislation raising the minimum wage.

Democrats are planning to attach any compromise revisions to a budget reconciliation measure, which would circumvent a Republican filibuster and allow the plan to be adopted by a simple majority in the Senate.

If you're planning to attach your green wall to a fence, check its weight when fully planted and watered before buying; you may need to add some battens for strength.

Determined to bring his idea for the show to fruition, Davies decided that he was betting his whole career on Millionaire's production, and the first move that he made was planning to attach a celebrity host to the show.

"We were planning to create, surrepticiously, reserve accounts attached to every tax file number, without telling anyone, just to have this system in a function under wraps," he says, adding that he had appointed a childhood friend to help him carry out the plan.

If you're planning to take a lot of photos, attach blank labels to your film canisters and, as you remove each roll of film, note the date and location.

Two Democratic senators, Charles Schumer of New York and Richard Durbin of Illinois, are planning to step up the pressure by attaching gun control amendments to other legislation coming to the floor.

The board is planning to enforce a house rule prohibiting attaching items to the balcony.

According to local reports, the city is planning to introduce a sanction for anyone caught selling, or attaching the locks.

Now he is trying again and plans to attach his bill to a larger defence or education package.One glimmer of hope is the fact that things are looking up a little in universities.