Sentence examples for belongs also from inspiring English sources

The broader intervention to which Operation Tidal Wave II belongs also appears to be intensifying.

To make out his defense, he must show that his authority was sufficient in law to protect him.' After citing several cases to this point, he added: 'To this class belongs also the recent case of U. S. v. Lee, 106 U. S. 196 , 1Sup.

The hall at the back belongs also to Hadrian's time, and so do the constructions on the east in their first form.

The "very light jet" category to which the A700 belongs also includes Cessna's Citation Mustang, the Embraer Phenom 100 and the Eclipse 500.

Lyngen belongs also, with Italy, France and Portugal, to those sites where people are more aware of the possibility of a future tsunami event (Fig. 6).

Thus, if y belongs also to the neighborhood of y′, with y′ denoting the neighbor of y, then y is an interior-point, otherwise it is a junction (T-junction).

To this period belong also the major critiques of Bruno Bauer on the Johannine (1840) and Synoptic (1841 42) Gospels.

But the 34 rich countries that belong also have a more subtle dress code: "like-mindedness", in OECD-speak.

Ultimately, decisions taken will depend on moral values; we should not spend the earth and squander the resources that belong also to future generations.

To these years belonged also the lyric poetry of Aasmund Olafson Vinje, founder of the periodical Dølen ("The Dalesman"), who adopted Nynorsk as his literary language.

To him belonged also Corycus and Phaselis and many places in Pamphylia; but all were taken by Isauricus.