Sentence examples for be treated differently to from inspiring English sources

Not a single colleague I've spoken to wants women to be treated differently to the men.

This agreement still means Northern Ireland would be treated differently to the rest of UK.

When they're there, it's perfectly legal for them to be treated differently to tenants without support.

Roberts said he was "definitely not" seeking any longer to be treated differently to other Australians and agreed he would be "part of the system".

Would people who will have brain implants to enhance their vision or intellectual capacities be treated differently to those of us who may choose to remain implant-free?

His team are in enough trouble and his manager had already made the point that United often seem to be treated differently to sides lower down the league.

Thus the pieces of conservation information from both groups can be utilized, yet they were treated differently to reflect potentially different implications on conservation from the two groups.

There was also vertical inequity because although patients with hypertension were treated differently to normotensive patients, this treatment difference was not the same for men and women.

It looks at grief, and how different cultures deal with loss, and how Westerners are treated differently to Thai people.

Some players are treated differently to others.

The chapter also considers why industrial noise is treated differently to transportation sources.