Sentence examples for point to be treated from inspiring English sources

Non-doms who settle in Britain need at some point to be treated like everyone else.

One of Galea's lawyers, Brian H. Greenspan, said following the hearing that most of the athletes in the United States who were patients of Galea's had to travel to Canada at one point to be treated by the doctor.

(The dad was actually disappointed to learn that most of the medallions, once a bit of ornamental excess whose point was to be treated disdainfully, have vanished; they ought to be restored).

At this point she was to be treated symptomatically and all observations were to be stopped.

Dr. Stowe noted, "I don't use the word safe, but if the woman is depressed or anxious to the point that she needs to be treated, then an antidepressant is better than leaving her untreated".

Their point of view has to be treated just as respectfully as those who protest.

His team are in enough trouble and his manager had already made the point that United often seem to be treated differently to sides lower down the league.

SHOULD Iran, a serious country from a political, economic and geographical point of view, continue indefinitely to be treated as some kind of "rogue state" by the United States?

Biobarriers were placed in a central point of the soil section to be treated, to prevent the negative consequences of pH fronts on microorganisms viability.

There comes a point when a person refuses to be treated like a door mat, and Party should not be rewarded with votes when inaction of gross conduct occurs.

It describes the most important individual needs and individual problems of elderly with demand for support by care giving organizations or their relatives.> In general the experts agree on the point that dependent elderly want to be treated as competent and sovereign individuals, regardless from the disabilities they are suffering from.