Sentence examples for expect to treated from inspiring English sources

Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, the Muslim cleric who leads Hezbollah, has described the South Lebanon Army's soldiers as "criminal collaborators who must be tried for treason," and has warned Western countries inclined to offer the militiamen refuge that they, too, should expect to "treated as enemies" by Hezbollah.

Many people wonder how can we expect to treat another planet more kindly than we do the Earth.

But more than that, I am a woman and I expect to be treated as a woman and I expect to treat men as men, no better, no worse, just differently.

The NNT is defined as the number of patients one would expect to treat to have one more successful outcome.

Should these programmes be effective, clinicians can expect to treat fewer snowboarders injured in the TP.

No longer can we expect to treat a heterogeneous disease with homogeneous therapies.

UNICEF and its partners expect to treat 500,000 children in 2006 –  56,000 of whom have become severely undernourished just this year.

Expect to treat the head injury in the same manner, no matter what it might be: Check the victim's consciousness or otherwise.

They are expected to treat the game seriously, despite having secured home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Moorfields expects to treat three more patients soon, and a further five if there are no complications.

Abbott expects to treat the various costs as specified items, and therefore it will not affect its 2010 profit forecast.