The BBC has treated Murray rather badly, I think; having decided that his natural cheekiness is too irreverent for Match of the Day 2, it didn't offer him anything extra on 5 Live.
The Algerian government has treated the event rather like its military operation during the hostage crisis at a gas facility in the Sahara earlier this year: with intense secrecy and overwhelming force.
To date, the Kremlin has treated oligarchs like renters rather than owners and no significant sale has been possible without its blessing, even when no foreigners are involved.The Kremlin certainly wishes to see a large national mining and metals champion, but it does not seem to mind about its exact form.
Historically, health research involving Indigenous peoples has focused on describing the nature and extent of the health problems they face [ 5, 6] and has treated Indigenous peoples as subjects, rather than participants [ 7, 8].
A latecomer to politics, the chancellor has treated the party as a vehicle rather than as a home.
The current administration has treated Social Security as a slogan rather than a priority, demanding billions for new government programs instead of attending to the stability of our most important domestic program.
In addition, the policy has treated Muslims as an "at risk" set of communities, rather than simply citizens.
Engineers have traditionally either omitted human from consideration in system hazard analysis or have treated them rather superficially, for example, that they behave randomly.
In almost every chapter he reminds his readers that throughout his life he has been treated rather well in England, his declared and open Jewishness viewed as neither an impediment nor a provocation.
The relationship Sutcliff sketches between Marcus and his slave Esca now seems troubling; and indeed has been treated rather differently by the director Kevin Macdonald and scriptwriter Jeremy Brock in their adaptation of the novel, Eagle.
