Sentence examples for over treating from inspiring English sources

"I was troubled to see Tesco at times prioritising its own finances over treating suppliers fairly," Tacon said.

Several of the New York papers were in the audience, breaching the agreement over treating previews as non-events.

Capello has grounds to think himself a grand authority, yet at the heart of the unrest is his unease over treating the squad members as fellow human beings.

GARY TSAI San Francisco, Jan . 31 2013   The problem with our mental health system is it prioritizes improving mental health over treating serious mental illness.

Despite all the shrieking over treating the alleged bomber as a criminal, Republicans didn't believe that it was a threat to democracy when the Bush administration tried Abdulmutallab's predecessor, the shoe bomber Richard Reid, in a civilian court.

That decision was seen by some experts as an expression of a new willingness by the courts to challenge the administration's contention that the nature of the antiterror effort made the administration the final arbiter on many questions over treating detainees.

There was tendency to over treat with more drugs for longer durations.

Respondents spoke generally about the potential for conflict of interest to occur when any health care practitioner "over treats" a patient.

There is disturbing evidence that many do a lot more than is medically useful — and often reap financial benefits from over-treating their patients.

"I am against poly-pharmacy at home because you can over-treat yourself, leading to irritation".

Today we debate whether we are over-treating some screen-detected lesions.