Sentence examples for fault belongs from inspiring English sources

The fault belongs to the system in which they have had to operate".

He criticised free schools but pledged not to close them down.The fault belongs less to him than to his party, whose views on education (and much else) remain opaque as it conducts a comprehensive policy review initiated by its leader, Ed Miliband, who himself has sounded unclear on the issue.

This fault belongs to the Chiayi-Tainan seismic zone.

The mare affected by the fault belongs to Unit D, which is about 3.27 billion years old.

WARP, used to clean fault, belongs to the first defense of three defense of security emergency control, which cannot be replaced by security emergency control.

Moreover, in most cases, change of system parameters and prompt of the alarm system can not necessarily tell us directly what types the fault belongs to or where it lies in.

Her faults belong to her rather than Charles Dickens …..

These spectra consider in general the effect of the blind reverse faults belonging to the city area.

These faults belong to the Precambrian structural fabric, as is well illustrated by the gamma ray and magnetic signatures of the basement grain.

Approximately 230 lineaments are identified, some of which coincide with the positions of known active faults, such as the main earthquake faults belonging to the Futagawa and Hinagu fault zones and other minor faults; however, there are much fewer known active faults than lineaments.

Sin, temptation, human frailty, the seduction of evil -- a whole range of faults belong to us rather than God.