If architecture is destiny, you start to think, this city belongs with Europe.
This issue belongs with the American Academy of Pediatrics, since sensory problems in a healthy child are more properly regarded as issues of growth and maturity.
Again, for reasons Mr. Korf finds hard to explain, he said he just strongly feels that this work belongs with the others.
Listening to Mr Clinton last week, and to Al Gore as he worked the halls of New Hampshire, it was plain where they think the larger share of the credit for this expansion belongs: with Mr Clinton and his officials, not forgetting the American people, of course.
This nonsense belongs with some of the other books I've read about Apple about Apple.
"Ethically this decision belongs with the individual working with his physician.
The credit for this belongs not with Charter 88 but with a different and exceptionally effective pressure group: the Labour Campaign for Electoral Reform (LCER).The detail of Labour's policy on incorporation of the European Convention owes much to Liberty, another pressure group.
Any decision to change course at this point properly belongs with the nation's elected lawmakers, not with the courts.
In this sense, "Cinderella Man" belongs with the team-sports movies, but "Million Dollar Baby" doesn't, given its tragic view of victory over circumstance — a young woman getting her wish to die, and her coach selflessly placing that wish above his own feelings.
This little boy, who has been through so much, belongs with his father, Doris M. Meissner, commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, said last week.
