Sentence examples for belonged under from inspiring English sources

The Bush Administration, believing that the treatment of the detainees was a matter that belonged under the exclusive control of the executive branch, was disdainful of attempts by Congress to address the issue.

In the primary task, participants either shadowed words or named the superordinate categories to which words belonged under AV (dynamic face with lips moving) or A-only (static face) speech modes.

They are squabbling housemates wondering if they really belong under the same roof.

Further Questions for Discussion: -What countries belong under the labels "South Asia and Southeast Asiaia"?

Nowadays, there is a mistaken assumption that all sorts of current art works belong under the banner of conceptual art.

(Parenthetically, of that trio, I think that only Bresson belongs under that rubric, but that's another story).

Diving to collect sponges, pearl oysters, or corals belongs under this classification, as does fishing with hunting animals.

In fixing reserve requirements, governments are deciding how much horsepower belongs under the hood of the global economy.

According to Fionnuala Walravens of the Environmental Investigation Agency, the EU would prefer the HFC question to be tackled where it properly belongs, under the UNFCCC.

Somehow, it didn't take long for people to get used to the notion that beat-up guitars and tattered jeans belong under glass.

If the horsepower number is much higher than the torque, the motor probably belongs under the hood of a lightweight, high-revving sports car.