Sentence examples for with belongs from inspiring English sources

In my view, the judgment of whom to invite to campus and of what institutions to engage with belongs exclusively to the appropriate academic actors, and therefore any pressure from nonacademic sources — legislators, parents, donors, newspapers, churches, public opinion or politically inspired boycotters — is illegitimate and should always be resisted.

And in personal and professional relationships, using "to" and "with" belongs very near the top.

Start remembering any name of God you are familiar with, belongs to your tradition, your religion, or simply you have reverence about.

The men are charged with belonging to a terrorist organization.

An important one has to do not so much with believing as with belonging.

Days later, Abu Sisi turned up in an Israeli prison, charged with belonging to Hamas.

An Istanbul court formally charged one suspect late Sunday with belonging to an illegal organization.

Denive, 27, is also charged with belonging to a criminal organisation.

Zuluaga has been charged with belonging to ETA and has been imprisoned since November.

Four of the men were charged with "belonging to a terrorist organization," "contacts with foreign agents" and "plotting criminal acts".

Watching him, I realized how potent it was, his obsession with belonging, when coupled with his restlessness.