France latched onto the idea, because its borrowing capacity was also weaker than Britain s.

One was growing out the front and it had already erupted, and it latched onto the bowel.

So, to make the point, these guys had actually built their boat out of plastic trash, 15,000 empty water bottles latched together into two pontoons.

This happens about the same time that they get latched onto things like dinosaurs, these big things in the outside world that they're trying to get a grip on.

That is what happened when conservative American politicians and European Union officials latched on to the work of two Harvard professors Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff to justify their support of fiscal austerity.

Australia In Australia the conservative Nationalist Party government of Stanley Bruce latched onto the Singapore strategy, which called for reliance on the British navy, supported by a naval squadron as strong as Australia could afford.

On the question of terrorism and human rights, the League recalled that after 11 September 2001, States had latched on to antiterrorism rhetoric in order to implement measures that radically undermined the enjoyment of human rights.

Europeans today have latched onto the practical side of Hamilton s argument that is, the idea that debt mutualization might be a means to cheaper credit but they have worked out neither the political institutions, nor the shared public virtue, that Hamilton deemed crucial.