Sentence examples for be treated as did from inspiring English sources

When questioned at a news conference announcing the capture, L. Paul Bremer III, the top American civilian administrator in Iraq, declined to specify how Mr. Hussein would be treated, as did Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the top American military commander there.

Normal cells do not need to be treated as gently, but we do it none-the-less.

The generic characteristics of law-based regulatory regimes are identified because they can be treated as 'constants' which do not change, or do so only very slowly over time.

It makes Jahi nervous and upset, Nailah said, to be treated as if she didn't exist.

And if they should have known, they can be treated as if they did know, and that means they acted "with actual intent to hinder, delay or defraud creditors".

American workers should not be treated as if they don't matter.

If they go into the police service, they will be treated as someone who doesn't have any qualifications at all".

To be utterly omitted from the narrative — to be treated as if she doesn't exist — is just too much of an insult, she says.

If so, that strengthens the argument that Mr Snowden should be treated as a traitor.Americans do not mind if their government spies on foreigners, polls suggest.

The plaintiff, Lenza McElrath, who was previously a lawyer and is now an engineer at Uber, says that he was under the impression that all his shares could be treated as ISOs, which do not require an upfront tax bill.

On Friday it is likely that Henry will be forced to leave his partner of four years and his legal marriage will be treated as if it doesn't exist.