all the fines belongs to white aluminium vs all the fined belong to white aluminium

Some examples from the web:

• Behind all the fine words lurks political impotence.
• My men have returned nearly all the fines I collected.
• I appreciate all the fine work you did.
• Meanwhile, despite all the fine agreements, human rights violations get increasingly out of hand.
• I agree with all of those who say it is time that all the fine words are translated into real action.
• That's a great tip considering all the fine Armenian dining I do.
• Then she became a nuisance and undid all the fine work she had done.
• For all the fine words in the Commission document, this agreement is creating a human and environmental disaster.
• For all the fine words and the rhetoric, we stand empty-handed; which is terribly tragic.
• Thus, on the threshold of enlargement it would be good to come up with some clear figures in addition to all the fine words.
• All the fine words on unemployment and commitments to combat it are, quite frankly, appearing less credible than ever.
• Despite all the fine speeches on climate, Europe will still be clinging onto its coalblack past by adopting this report.
• Forty years of integration have ended up with a divided family despite all the fine words about mutual recognition of qualifications.
• I pay a very special tribute to Mr Cappato and all the fine work he has done in this respect.
• After all the fine pronouncements, it is time for decisions and for binding regulations, even if these sometimes entail announcing painful consequences.
• I assume Mr. Wolfe gave you all the fine print.
• And all the fine proposals you have made may well be desirable, but they cannot be implemented since the Commission is not empowered to do so.
• I am not convinced that this is the direction we are currently taking, in spite of all the fine words that have been spoken here this morning.
• If we want to realise all the fine intentions that have been made on paper, a collective approach will be needed on a larger scale than is possible the basis of voluntary work by family members.
• How I ran barefoot along side and looked admiringly at him and all the fine people who received him with enthusiasm.

Some examples from the web:

• Fingerprint belongs to you, blood belongs to Dansby.
• It was found that the findings of the original investigation concerning the so-called microeconomic indicators would not change significantly without the data from the fined French companies.
• If the fined French producers were excluded from the sample, profitability would have decreased from 3,1 % to - 6,5 %.
• Sales volume of the Union industry dropped by 10 %; without the fined French producers it would have increased by 1 %.
• Suddenly he says he no longer belongs to this world.
• Your heart clearly belongs to another.
• They belong to the hockey team.
• He probably belongs to some summer people.
• Pretty sure this belongs to you.
• They belong to a mick rory.
• Wildlife hazard prevention belongs to this category.
• Environmental protection measures belong to this category.
• That honor belongs to our beloved mother.
• That person may belong to the national safety investigation authority.
• Those in between, they belong to Ro'kenhrontyes.
• Truck belongs to one Johannes DeSmoot.
• Number belongs to a Joel Shearing.
• House belongs to a Dean Masters.
• Doxorubicin belongs to a group of anti-tumour medicines called anthracyclines.
• Mother's armoire belongs to Afrodita now.