Sentence examples for case belongs from inspiring English sources

The present case belongs to that class.

That said, the CIA leak case belongs in a class of its own.

The clearest case for a viable business case belongs to water utilities.

Now the issue is whether the case belongs in a California court.

Mark Alter, a lawyer for one of the players who has been charged, has said that the case belongs in the juvenile justice system.

But if the judge rules that the case belongs in an American court, then the 81-year-old billionaire will face some difficult questions raised by his testimony.

Justice Ramos's decision on Wednesday included a ruling that the case belonged in New York.

Justices also questioned whether the case belonged before the court at all.

Hachette jumped in with its own motion on July 2, saying the case belonged in federal court.

Fossils found on private land, as in this case, belong to the landowner.

As I ease my way through the crowded car, an attaché case belonging to another handsome businessman starts visibly trembling.