Sentence examples for belongs which from inspiring English sources

It's time we reverse the roles … and put the blame and burden where it belongs, which is with the perpetrators".

"One's own self-worth is tied to the worth of the community to which one belongs, which is intimately connected to humanity in general," he says.

The fallen lieutenant and his family are Alawites, members of the sect to which Mr. Assad belongs, which is disproportionately represented in the security forces and whose members have faced sectarian threats from rebels.

"This puts the onus of responsibility exactly where it belongs, which is on people who claim to, and let's hope want to, live authentically Catholic lives, but are going to be told in no uncertain terms, 'You are not doing that,"' said Mr. Weigel, who wrote a biography of the pope and stays in contact with some Vatican officials and bishops.

Ms Fernández has promised to improve relations with fellow members of Mercosur, a South American trade block to which Uruguay belongs, which have been strained.But she also backs Argentina's claim at the International Court of Justice that Uruguay did not consult Argentina, as it was legally obliged to, before approving the mill.

Based on the area of where each product belongs which we already know, we can determine the hot area according to the collected tag ID.

It's also undoubtedly about gangs and belonging, which I think struck a chord".

Welsh has a definition of the kind of people to whom I belong, which translates as "a man of his square mile".

In 1295 he became a member of the guild of physicians and apothecaries (to which philosophers could belong), which opened his way to public office.

Maps of genetic relatedness suggest the group to which these inhabitants belong, which he and his colleagues dub Lokiarchaeota, also embraces the eukaryotes.

Scapegoating communities for acts of terrorism leads to social isolation and a lack of belonging – which is exactly what extremist recruiters want.