Sentence examples for expected to treat from inspiring English sources

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

We're all adults, says this academic, adding: "The mollycoddling of students is reaching an excessive level, with lecturers expected to treat them like schoolchildren".

Some, whom he expected to treat favourably, were men of learning; all the rest were people whom he did not admire as much as did popular opinion.

In some cases you seemed to be saying that South Africans can't be expected to treat European authority rationally, since they approach it with these deep resentments.

When weighing a dealer's offence, judges have been expected to treat a gram of crack as equivalent to 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of powder.

By federal law, emergency rooms are expected to treat anyone who walks in, regardless of legal status, insurance or ability to pay.

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.

Egypt is the worst affected country in the world, where 10%to12%2% of the population has hepatitis C, but the government expects to treat 1 million patients this year.

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.