Sentence examples for belongs see from inspiring English sources

But if the current government really is too feeble to return roulette to casinos where it belongs (see last week's column), it should at least keep the bookies' dead hands well away from the copywriting.

The authorities in Xilin Gol, the prefecture to which Xanadu belongs, see a potential windfall: the remains of Xanadu (plus a new museum) and the area's scenic grasslands, which form one of the nearest stretches of open countryside to Beijing unscarred by intensive agriculture.

For details on the tradition to which object theory belongs see Textor (2012), McGrath (2012), and King (2012).

The protection strategies are classified according to where in the attack flow that strategy belongs (see Figure 1).

Once the layout is obtained, each sample is colored according to the experiment to which it belongs (see Figure 9).

Each deletion results in the shortening of the chain length of the linkage class to which the complex belongs (see Figure 2, right-hand panel).

One way this "value" or "interest" is assessed is by examining the diversity that exists above the species level, in the genera, families, orders, classes, and phyla to which species belong (see taxonomy).

The Facebook application (Text Me) and MySpace widget work similarly: both display notifications generated by the Mozes groups to which you belong (see screenshot to the left).

The contractors know that they belong to one generation, but the veil of ignorance blinds them to which particular generation they belong (see Gardiner 2009, esp. 97 116, and Heyd 2009a, esp. 170 176, for a comparative analysis of contract theories can be extended to the subject matter of intergenerational relations).

As was noted in subsection 2.4, for Dworkin, in adjudicating cases, judges should seek to constructively interpret the law, i.e. to impose purpose on it in order to make of it the best possible example of the form or genre to which it is taken to belong (see Dworkin 1986, chs.2 & 3, and the entry on interpretivist theories of law).

For ascomycete fungi (the group to which most of our endophytes belong; see below) we used Phyutility [5] to determine the similarity of each GenBank nrDNA sequence to the most similar sequence in GenBank (Fig. 1B).