Sentence examples for this issue belongs from inspiring English sources

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.

Here is my personal story of health care paper and wasted costs to illustrate that this issue belongs to every U.S. health citizen.

For the same reason, given that the transfer of the SWIFT data does not just involve data relating to transactions between Europe and the United States, but also data relating to transactions within the European Union, it would appear to be clear that this issue belongs in the first pillar.

He also added that this issue belonged to the past and that this campaign would send a strong signal that recruitment of children is not acceptable in Myanmar.

Anyone following the Texas abortion debate through social media could easily imagine that the issue belongs in the same category.

That's where the issue belongs -- in court.

Every name spotlighted in the issue belongs to a female photographer who contributed the time, grit, and substantial life blood to express her artistic vision.

"As we have argued, that is where the resolution of this important issue belongs".

This mouth, appearing on the cover of this weekend's issue, belongs to Laura Williams, a model whose lips, teeth and hands are frequently sought for advertisements.

Their feeling about the death penalty ranged from Blackmun's personal squeamishness to Rehnquist's muscular support, but all agreed the issue belonged in the state legislatures, not in the federal courts.

The law provides that the state can allow a nonprofit corporation to convert to profit-making, but that any initial stock issue belongs to the state, in return for the years of exempting the company from taxes.