Examples of 'belong to the public' in a sentence
Meaning of "belong to the public"
belong to the public - This phrase implies that something is owned or accessible by the general public, for public use or benefit
How to use "belong to the public" in a sentence
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belong to the public
The actor should belong to the public.
Colours belong to the public domain so generally can not be protected as a trade mark.
These animals belong to the public.
Critics argue, however, that data collected about the public should belong to the public.
The teachers belong to the public education system.
The benefits of money creation belong to the public.
Which can belong to the public authorities of that city or of any other city.
Entry is free as the works belong to the public.
These teachers belong to the public district schools in rio de janeiro, teaching literacy classes.
Admission is free as the works belong to the public.
Most of these employers belong to the public sector, very often city administrations.
Hollis felt the water should belong to the public.
Such signs belong to the public domain and can not be mono - polised as trade marks.
Descriptive signs such as these belong to the public domain.
They belong to the public - to you.
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Already been published and thus belong to the public domain.
They belong to the public - which means that they belong to you, too.
Its holdings belong to the public.
I belong to the Public security team, traffic patrol police… Lee Sun Ae!
It does not belong to the public.
It publishes only facts that it considers to belong to the public sphere.
Both your dwheel and your deck belong to the public security maintenance bureau.
At the end of the contract the buildings belong to the public sector.
The good news, Most forests belong to the public domain.
Swiss court took the position that these signs belong to the public domain.
Only 54 % of the total network belong to the public rail system.
Regarded as " ministerial officers " and therefore already belong to the public sphere.
Yes . Hollis felt that the water should belong to the public.
School and school Duarte Mayday, all these schools belong to the public sector.
Victory, you might say, would belong to the public.
It's one of many ballots, all of which belong to the public.
Moreover, in most countries, universities usually belong to the public sector.
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Fury has released everything to the public
Of the public approve of what you have done
Examples of using Belong
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He did not belong there in the first place
Then get in there where you belong
Geet and ghazal belong to the past
