Sentence examples for ground treating from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether he can pull the rest of America's government including the White House along for the ride, but the prosecutor is fighting the battle on his own ground, treating the Kremlin more like a criminal conspiracy than as a rival state.

UNICEF is actively working to reduce the number of deaths and is seeking to engage doctors and others who are on the ground treating families in need of proper health care.

Tea and coffee were adulterated with sand, chicory, and spent grounds treated in ferrous sulphate and sheep's dung.

Children aged ≥ 2 months, hospitalized with CAP diagnosed on clinical grounds, treated with 200,000 IU/Kg/day of aqueous penicillin G for ≥ 48 h and with CXR taken upon admission, without pleural effusion, were included in this retrospective cohort.

In this context, the aim of this study was to assess if there were differences in hospital course and in outcome between groups of children hospitalized with CAP, diagnosed on clinical grounds, treated with aqueous penicillin G, with or without radiologically-confirmed pneumonia on admission.

Mr. Obama's plan breaks welcome new ground by treating Afghanistan and Pakistan as a single coherent theater of operation.

In tandem with her work in Syria, Hallam still works for the NHS, trading stints on the ground with treating patients at the Royal Free hospital in London.

Bennett's bold statement that "We need to move away from a system where we use the planet as a mine and a dumping ground while treating the poorest as rubbish," pushed all the right buttons for party members.

Whether or not there is a kernel of truth in this, it is widely accepted that Cahiers, as Sight and Sound's current editor Nick James puts it, "broke the ground in treating film-makers who had made popular films as artists".

Having sued for separation in the wake of what are now unproven allegations of vote-rigging in the Falkirk candidate selection, he is wisely shunning the top-whack divorce lawyer in favour of mediation, concentrating on standard-of-living issues, where there is obvious common ground, and treating the development of a new relationship as a settled project.

Indeed, autonomy is often cited as the ground of treating all individuals equally from a moral point of view.