Sentence examples for supposed to be treating from inspiring English sources

Nassar had pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting seven women he was supposed to be treating in Lansing, Michigan.

They want to invest billions of dollars in a badly stretched military and fix embarrassing shortcomings in the system that is supposed to be treating veterans.

But the clinicians at Lillebaelt are supposed to be treating patients, not focusing on correct registration or work documentation," he said.

He thought about being sexually molested as a boy in Brooklyn by the psychologist who was supposed to be treating him for attention-deficit disorder.

In his case, though, it's because a malicious hypnotherapist who's supposed to be treating his teenage angst has instead been secretly regressing him into a primitive, hirsute beast.

Or is it, at least in part, a hallucination, brought on by whatever condition that psychiatrist is supposed to be treating (there are meds Elliott hasn't been taking), not to mention the morphine he's addicted to?

Up front, the passengers are supposed to be treated as human beings or something close, not as part of a shipment of cattle.

If we assume that all fellow human beings are supposed to be treated equally within health care, there is no reason to show particular consideration for Jehovah's Witnesses merely because the issue includes both sexes: for instance, sex, social position, and sexual inclinations are usually considered irrelevant when deciding priorities between treatments [ 19].

We are a family.' We are supposed to be treated like a family," said Moore.

They couldn't give a crap … No one is supposed to be treated like that, [working] for free.

"Ethically it violates the principles of mutual funds that I understand, that everyone is supposed to be treated equally".