Sentence examples for be guilty of treating from inspiring English sources

I know I can be guilty of treating Marty like a child; impatience gets the better of me.

Technologists can be guilty of treating work with contempt.

People who work for Deen may or may not be guilty of treating black people badly -- we'll have to wait and see.

Mr. Sessions said Monday that he believed both parties had been guilty of treating court nominees unfairly.

Labour, Conservative and Coalition governments have been guilty of treating BME citizens in exclusive rather than inclusive terms.

Electoral Commission rules say a candidate is "guilty of treating if either before, during or after an election they directly or indirectly give or provide any food, drink, entertainment or provision to corruptly influence any voter to vote or refrain from voting".

The Electoral Commission's summary of electoral offences states: "A person is guilty of treating if... they directly or indirectly give or provide any food, drink, entertainment or provision to corruptly influence any voter to vote or refrain from voting.

"I, too, was guilty of treating it all as a story," he told me.

While that type of abusive tirade is, fortunately, uncommon in academe -- and was just as rare then -- many of us may be guilty of failing to treat administrative staff members with the full respect they deserve.

Therefore healthcare professionals treating patients' without valid consent may be guilty of infringing patients' rights.

Therefore a physician, who treats a patient without consent or exceeds the consent given by a patient, may be guilty of infringing the patient's right to bodily integrity and bodily well being [ 7].