Sentence examples for treat the class from inspiring English sources

In particular, we treat the class of crystallographic representations of as a graph: we fix a subgroup of and say that two elements in the class are adjacent if their intersection is equal to a subgroup isomorphic to.

Or if something has happened, like a loved teacher/student leaving or a shocking accident, treat the class or let them talk to get out their feelings.

But last month in the case involving the 90,000 faxes in Arizona, a state judge refused to treat the case as a class action.

Jones doesn't acknowledge this, preferring to treat "the working class" as a single political bloc.

We're failing to measure society by how we treat the disadvantaged class.

Since the wealth gap has become so large -- the richest 62 billionaires own as much wealth as half the world's population -- we treat the upper class like a foreign species that lives in gold-encrusted glass cases.

"To treat the working-class people the way they are should show those who live here that the company really doesn't care about the working class".

Students either address or speak, and the participant may be the whole class, a group of students, or an individual, i.e. by addressing the class the teacher treats the whole class as an interactant in the exchange.

O'Brien, whose record against Miami dropped to 0-7, wrote an open letter to Eagles fans this week asking them to treat the Hurricanes with class despite their defection.

Yet it won't do for the government to extend its current counter-terrorist policies to treat the white working classes as another "at risk" category.

She is repulsed by the disdainful manner with which the holiday camp's bosses treat the (Catholic) working-class entertainment staff, and horrified when she realises her father is just as big a snob.