Sentence examples for construction belongs from inspiring English sources
After thirteen years of "virtual" existence and five years of de jure functioning, the BRICS construction belongs to the world governance architecture.
But as the supreme court of North Carolina has held otherwise, we must accept that conclusion as a question of construction belonging to that court.
Moreover, we introduce a linear algebraic approach to design optimal schemes distributing a KDC, and we point out that some previous constructions belong to the proposed framework.
The construction firm belongs to the family of Osama bin Laden.
The Justice and Construction party belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood and the Nation party has the support of Ali al-Sallabi, a famous Libyan religious scholar.
Any construction that belongs to the same form class as at least one of its immediate constituents is described as endocentric; the only endocentric construction in the model sentence above is "poor John".
Outside the crop of construction cranes that now dot Vancouver's bright, downtown greenways, in a suburban business park that reminds you more of dentists and tax preparers, is a small office building belonging to D-Wave.
Professional Engineer PEE) qualification in construction industry belong to different characteristics are considered to be more or less important for the effective construction industry results.
About 24 percent of California's 543,000 construction workers belong to unions, but on projects using the agreements, 75 percent do.
Michael introduced me to his uncle, Peter Bradfield, a lawyer and the great man's grandson.Peter Bradfield told me his grandfather was "calm but determined", and barely missed a day on site during the bridge's seven-year construction: "It belonged to a much simpler era when Australia had some vision and great things could be done.
This latter hypothesis states that the multiple arrow worms collected for library construction would belong to several cryptic species spread within the sampled population.
