In such a state, a being is said to possess the Ten Characteristics, belonging to every Buddha.

Naturally the judges I know all belong to the lowest rate.

Six of the jurors came from areas outside Oslo, and four from different parts of Oslo.

Most of the speakers were from the airline industry, which already knew the tricks.

Scene ill. A churchyard in it a Monument belonging to the Capulets.

Men don't belong here, that's pretty obvious.

Husbands of beautiful women belong to the criminal classes.

Demographics 10.5 of the population are hill tribes.

There are members of various nationalities among the refugees.

Other children seemed to belong to their fathers and mothers, but she had never seemed to really be anyone's little girl.

I said, Is your mom and dad from the same tribe?

All of them belonged to my family.

Those from Office 39 report to the Finance and Accounting Department.

Various professional groups were involved with torture practices.

The majority of the people belonged to one of four broad groups of commoners.

Many of these leftists, before their turn to revolution, came from religious backgrounds.

As though they belong to you.

They belong to us now?

Consequently, the exercise of rights under the Declaration must not negatively affect the enjoyment of human rights for persons who do not belong to a minority, nor for persons who belong to the minority.

In fact, fundamentalist leaders often have professional backgrounds.

In the Republic of Ireland, 84.2 of the population adheres to the Roman Catholic Church.

Participants included those belonging to ethnic Russian and Polish communities.

His administration is filled with Wall Street bankers.

Many of the listeners were from the hotel business they were just learning.

They belonged to the Fourth Army, headed by Zhang Guotao, Mao s archrival.

Many are reactionary religious fundamentalists who abhor the concept of democracy.

She teaches classes in a variety of degree subjects at a private university.

Promotion of the rights of persons belonging to minorities form part of that obligation.

Also, paid Roma teaching assistants drawn from their communities had been incorporated into the school system.

On 28 March, six people belonging to the Fatah leadership were murdered.

In its final declaration, the congress called on the Movement's members in every country to implement and share with those around them the seven decisions it had agreed upon.

Loading a truck with Rohingya refugees.

Off where they belong off where they belong...?

Some people just belong in hell.

You know they belong in the laundry room.

Those from Office 99 report to the Munitions Industry Department in Pyongyang.

Contracts were allocated to vendors from 27 countries, as indicated in table II.6.

The latter right is available to all persons, irrespective of whether they belong to minorities or not.

Since persons belonging to minorities, like those belonging to majorities, have a duty to integrate into the wider national society, they need also to learn the official or State language(s).

Many of the new entrepreneurs, like the women in headscarves, are from villages in Anatolia.

Indeed, Chen even argued that the Taiwanese were never Chinese.

It is considered that people living in those places belong to the same group.

Several violent incidents took place, including the murder by stabbing on 26 January 2001 of a 15 year old boy, Benjamin Hermansen, who was the son of a Ghanaian man and a Norwegian woman.

Often, the most affected are children, women and persons belonging to minorities.

In other cases, persons belonging to minorities are neglected in the economic life of the society.