Sentence examples for should be treated separately from inspiring English sources

This is wrong … there's no reason these children should be treated separately".

But critics say consumer fraud issues should be treated separately from the bailout.

The view that intergenerational distributive justice and efficiency should be treated separately is familiar, yet controversial.

The data in directory "MEAN" should be treated separately from the data in directory "TURB".

Now, experts say, orthorexics take up such a significant proportion of the Ednos group that they should be treated separately.

Academics of varying stripes insist that children differ fundamentally from adults, so should be treated separately.

Liam Hackett, chief executive of Ditch the Label, an anti-bullying charity, said cyberbullying should not be treated separately but as an "extension of bullying".

From a policy-making point of view, investment in R&D, education and innovation should not be treated separately.

The bank argued its failures on 53,506 transactions "resulted from the same systems-related error", and should not be treated separately.

He said Wales should not be treated separately to Scotland although it may not end up with the same devolved powers.

First Minister Mr Jones, who backs a Scots No vote, said Wales should not be treated separately to Scotland, although it may not end up with the same powers.