Still, it is true that we all treat different people differently.
And if so, does it imply that we can treat different people differently?
Almost all laws treat different people differently.
They are systems that treat different things differently.
Third, in addition to unequal treatment of poll voters and absentee voters, states also treat different types of students differently.
In Leathers v. Medlock (1991), the Supreme Court found that states may treat different types of the media differently, such as by taxing cable television, but not newspapers.
Practitioners who regularly treat different population origins should be aware of racial differences and their influence on pulp space anatomy.
And countries treat different classes of immigrants in different ways for welfare-benefit purposes.
If the stem-cell idea is confirmed, it may help doctors and patients choose how to treat different tumours.
The government works in partnership with nongovernmental organizations and other entities to raise awareness of and treat different health issues.
Imagine a system or set of applications that are format agnostic and treat different source content as units of raw materials in a big database.
