Sentence examples for resources belongs from inspiring English sources

On fairness in geopolitics: "We have heard it even from high-level officials that it is unfair that the whole of Siberia, with its immense resources, belongs to Russia in its entirety.

For example, the compulsion of individuals, groups, organizations, and communities to obtain permission from government forestry offices before harvesting any tree, including those raised by them on their own land, suggests that all forest resources belongs to government alone.

"African resources belong to Africa.

Some of our society's most precious resources belong to all of us.

Natural resources belong to all Libyans and preserving oil infrastructure is in the national interest".

"There is no other country where the natural resources belong to a handful of oligarchs.

"But they don't realize that there are people on the island and that the natural resources belong to them".

"In most, perhaps all, other countries of the world, the underground resources belong to the crown or the government," she explains.

Qi explained in the spirit of eminent domain: "If the resources belong to all mankind, Chinese people have to make our own contributions".

I think in history that Britain has had a tendency to stay in places where there are natural resources belonging to other people".

Most constitutions say that a country's natural resources belong to its citizens, but in very few poor countries can people find out how much foreign companies pay to exploit those resources or how the proceeds are spent.