Sentence examples for let it belong from inspiring English sources
If you hang on to one insightful remark from this first week of campaigning, let it belong to Michael Ashcroft, who observed that voters realise Miliband may be the price that has to be paid for a Labour government.
If the information seems better suited for your Facebook business page or as a private message to someone who has expressed interest in your business, put it where it belongs and don't let it clutter your friends' news feed.
(For instance, a longtime rival, British Airways, belongs to Oneworld, letting it share routes with American Airlines).
I would have rather seen Facebook ride out its risky mechanic, and let users decide if it belonged in the deadpool.
The software giant also contacted several trade associations to which it belongs, letting them know of the company's position.
The Republican-controlled House voted, 295 to 132, to set up the department, rejecting an amendment by Constance A. Morella, a Maryland Republican with many federal employees in her district, that would have let workers belong to a union unless they were assigned new duties relating specifically to the war on terrorism.
Proof Let F belong to the class and let satisfy (5).
Let x ∈ int dom f, that is, let x belong to the interior of the domain of the convex function f : E → ( - ∞, + ∞ ].
Let h belong to Hom ( C, P, Y ), thus h = h 2 h 1 where h 1 : C → P ) and h 2 : P → Y with P projective.
Theorem 2.8 Let G belong to the class of connected graphs on n vertices, then for every n ≥ 2, we have min D ′ ( G ) = 3 n 2 − 7 n + 4, and the unique extremal graph is K 1, n − 1.
