Sentence examples for courts treating from inspiring English sources

However, real reform in this area also requires following the courts; treating housing not simply as an economic asset but also as a social asset designed to meet the needs and rights of its residents.

Not everyone is happy with the NY courts treating sex workers as trafficking victims.

Should courts treat destroyed embryos as "lost property" or "wrongful death"?

Indeed, the way courts treated interracial marriages illuminates how gay marriages are likely to be treated.

"I was furious about how the police and the courts treated her.

In the civil context, most courts treat the two standards identically, although some have found slight differences.

She will explore how the courts treat ordinary people and why, and she will highlight the structural and systemic reasons why justice fails.

In some cases the institutional inquisitions themselves exerted considerable control over the prosecution of offenses that other courts treated with less consistency.

New York is not the only state where courts treat women unfairly, but it can be in the forefront of efforts to change.

Ms. Copelon's work "altered the bedrock of how U.S. courts treat international human rights abuses," Michelle J. Anderson, the dean of the CUNY School of Law, said in a statement.

Part II presents the evidence of racial discrimination in the decision to seek death in two South Carolina capital cases, including the Matthews case, and describes the perfunctory way courts treated this evidence.