Sentence examples for be treated differently depending from inspiring English sources

The same conduct can be treated differently, depending on the prosecutor.

To this extent, different criteria can influence the labeling and the same activity profiles can be treated differently depending on the task at hand.

The UK has decided to opt out of an European Commission proposal that was intended to allow a more balanced, quicker response to banning legal highs, as well as introducing a grading system that would mean new substances would be treated differently, depending on how much risk they posed and if some of the chemicals can be used for legitimate uses.

Patients with oral premalignant changes consist of a diverse population and should be treated differently depending on their molecular genotype.

Even when caught committing a criminal offence, people are treated differently depending on their background.

Topics are treated differently depending on who you are working with.

"What that incident says to me is that it is still true that a black man in America is treated differently depending on what he's wearing," Ashe said.

Professor Schultz said the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party could make a First Amendment challenge because early votes are being treated differently depending on which candidate was selected -- those cast for Mr. Coleman count, while those for Mr. Wellstone do not.

Walls are treated differently depending on their height and the direction they face.

Interactions are treated differently, depending on which imputation method is used.

Breast cancer is a heterogenous disease and patients are treated differently depending on the hormone and ERBB2/HER2 receptor status of their cancers, among other features.