Sentence examples for charge of treating from inspiring English sources

A doctor in charge of treating survivors in Dohuk said at least 70 of the 105 female survivors she had treated appeared to have been raped while being held hostage by the extremist group.

Using treated sewer water in such a manner is not a new idea, said Earle Hartling, a project engineer with the Sanitation Districts, the agency in charge of treating raw sewage.

The three above-mentioned pediatricians, who were in charge of treating pediatric outpatients at Chiba-Nishi General Hospithe, performed the interviews.

Moreover, the charge of treating persons solely as means is typically an objection to harming or disadvantaging them in some way while failing to give weight to their interests and status as rational and autonomous agents; it is an objection to using them for the benefit of others without their consent.

So I think that having a guideline might also be helpful in terms of communicating that to patients, and explaining, you know, 'Not only do I feel this way, but this is a guideline set up for us…by the people in charge of treating'".

But the fatal charge is "elitism": of treating the masses as fools, disdaining their views, and thinking you are better than they are.

Two weeks ago, reflecting the government's growing desperation, the Canadian Firearms Center, the Justice Ministry agency in charge of registration, treated 40 leaders of Canada's largest hunting and shooting clubs to a free weekend at an Ontario resort to try to persuade them to take part in the licensing system.

The little girls who sent their toys for repair had to beg and wheedle them out of him with sworn assurances of treating their charges better in the future".

Rogers has already pleaded guilty to nine charges of ill treating five patients.

To help cover the cost of treating the uninsured, hospitals often increase charges to other patients.

The UK seeks to reclaim 100% of the cost of treating EU and non-EU nationals where charges are applicable.