Sentence examples for stopped being treated from inspiring English sources

When they stopped being treated equally, as entitled as anyone else to participate, when the owner Neil Bartholomey instructed that the DJ not place songbooks on their table, learning disability became the issue.

Dr. Rath's ads in Britain for his high-dose vitamins have claimed that "90 percent of patients receiving chemotherapy for cancer die with months of starting treatment" and suggested that three million lives could be saved if people stopped being treated with "poisonous compounds".

A number of journalists report a blanket being put over one person who has since stopped being treated by First Aid.

So in the end, the patient got sicker – and now wants to stop being treated.

The WEZ should go back in place and we should pedestrianise more of central London (e.g. Parliament Square should stop being treated like a roundabout).

One contributor to a debate on the Internet calls for Hong Kong to stop being treated as "a diplomatic football or a fin-de-siècle floor-show".

While we're at it, apps need to stop being treated differently from faces.

If Google wants to stop being treated like a monopolist, it needs to stop acting like one.

Women needed to stop being treated as if they were less than men and gender roles needed to be diffused.

On this point, with all these women talking about how they want to stop being treated like fragile little girls, and gain some empowerment, why don't you take a bit of control?

After this point members of the group stop being treated as representative samples of their sex or race or class.