Sentence examples for credit for treating from inspiring English sources

The data drew fierce criticism on Thursday from some New York hospitals, which said that the government was not giving them credit for treating poor and uneducated patients who may return because they do not have access to primary-care nurses and physicians and so are regular users of the emergency room.

If nothing else, the writers and producers of this show deserve credit for treating their gay characters as equal in every way to everyone else on its canvas.

This is apparently something very typical of Rickman, who according to Mirren was "very collegiate and collaborative" and "supportive of other actors always," something Radcliffe agreed with in his tribute which credited Rickman for treating him as a peer "rather than a child" on the set of Harry Potter.

Willis Carrier is widely credited as the inventor of modern air conditioning for engineering his "apparatus for treating air," in 1902.

Martin Reiser is credited with treating officers involved in traumatic events.

Teixeira credited the training staff for quickly treating what was announced as a contusion - X-rays were negative - with ice and compression.

In short, its credit should be treated as rock-solid.

Give yourself credit for how amazing you are and treat yourself to something special like a spa day, a new piece of jewelry or a salon blow-out.

The University of Washington's Linehan deserves much of the credit for demonstrating that suicidal patients can be treated.

The mental habit of crediting yourself for achievements and treating setbacks as failed trials is one that will build confidence faster and deeper.

A doctor who treated Kate the night she drowned deserves credit for naming the problem.