1.   But they attached strings to the aid.

2.   Few strings are attached to the Enterprise Allowance Scheme.

3.   If attaching strings to future generations without their consent is wrong, the Social Security system is indefensible.

4.   Many had strings of beads attached to their already encrusted surfaces.

5.   Not only in agriculture, but in industry generally, grant money should have strings attached.

6.   All four deals are fully portable, are available on an endowment, pension or PEP basis and have no strings attached.

7.   And because HUD wants as many young couples to use the program as possible, the agency intends to attach few strings to the accounts, she said.

8.   Attaching the strings that bring the character to life involves putting an actor into a body suit studded with nearly a dozen electromagnetic sensors.

9.   Attaching such strings to federal money in exchange for state action is a traditional approach in a host of fields like highway aid and education.

10.   Best of all, no financial strings are attached by brokers or analysts trying to push their products.