Sentence examples for be treated called from inspiring English sources

In a news release, Human Rights Watch, which previously raised concerns about how workers building the museum would be treated, called the museum's action a positive step but said it fell short, noting that the Guggenheim had not explicitly required companies to reimburse workers for recruitment fees that they are found to have paid.

When Aretha failed to bring him in for some doctor's appointments, officials at the hospital where he was being treated called the state child-abuse hotline, and Aretha was charged with medical neglect.

But hide the comments, because no nine year old needs to see how women in the tech industry are treated: called whores, threatened with rape and murder, or sent photoshopped images of them bound and decapitated.

And he dismisses the apology Bhutto's widower, Asif Zardari, offered for the way Baluchis have been treated, calling the PPP "machiavellian".

To his surprise, the cop apologized for the way Angel was treated, calling it "a mistake" and asking Angel to meet him nearby to fill out paperwork to prevent his car from being towed.

A better model is to look at how Turnbull is treating calls for a royal commission into banks.

In fact, treating others as you want to be treated is called "The Golden Rule" or the ethic of reciprocity.

First, complications of the disease must be treated: infection calls for vigorous treatment with antibiotics; symptoms due to anemia call for red cell transfusions; bleeding calls for platelet transfusions.

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore)., who had prodded the department earlier this year to clarify how student medical records should be treated under FERPA, called the new guidance "encouraging". .

Mr. Mahasneh said the radiation problem could be treated through a process called ion exchange or by dilution.

The disorder can be treated with a drug called hydroxyurea, but not all patients respond and many suffer side effects.