Word: attached
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...Some council members ignore the fact that we do things wrong," Hanselman said. "The people on the committee will become quasi-experts on the topics they study while general members will forget all the research involved and attach their own amendments to the proposals...
Silversmith said that because on a college campus both the accused and defendant belong to the same community, the Administrative Board should attach great importance to due process and high legal standards on the Administrative Board...
Though investigators do not know for certain what caused either of these crashes, they suspect that the steel pins that attach the engines to the wing may have failed. Even before the China Airlines accident, Boeing was concerned about wear and tear on the so-called fuse pins, 4-in.-long cylinders of machined steel designed to hold each engine securely under the wing. Each engine has four pins. Up to a year ago, airlines had found deterioration in seven pins. Since then, eight more weakened pins have been discovered. The problem seems to begin with pitting and corrosion that...
Largely in reaction to that craven and gratuitous behavior, Congress has generated a flurry of bills that would attach political conditions to China's most-favored-nation status. In fact, MFN is a misnomer: it implies special treatment but really means normal, equal treatment. All but a handful of the 187 countries on earth have MFN, including such pariahs and miscreants as Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya and Burma...
...since it will lead people to wait for money before they take actions that are in their own interest." Moreover, because of the billions of dollars in development assistance wasted through corruption and bad planning, the poorer nations are going to have to accept that donors and agencies will attach conditions to new spending...