attach conditions

The court may attach to its grant such conditions as it sees fit.

The Government wants to use tax money to save the bank, while the opposition parties want to attach strict conditions for doing so.

Congress has attached conditions to American participation in peacekeeping and other international activities.

The Senate is likely to move more slowly and some members could try to attach conditions to their version.

However, they attached conditions that were unacceptable to the members of the Association.

Although member countries approved the management's plan, they also attached conditions.

To attach conditions would be to subordinate individuals' rights to political ends.

But use of the four new sites appears questionable, and the city has attached serious conditions to the proposal.

He did not attach conditions to it: the commitment was unequivocal.

One can attach endless conditions to the act, which has become a travesty of common sense.