Sentence examples similar to treating alike from inspiring English sources

There will be no trucking with this club or that; everyone will be treated alike.

That said, the two groups are not treated alike in the WTO.

A tipping point is reached where complexity fails to constrain future behaviour or ensure like cases are treated alike.

Mr. Barbour declined to comment on the pardons, but a spokeswoman said that every application had been treated alike.

Judge Fullam said he found no basis for age discrimination "for the simple reason that employees of all ages were treated alike" as Allstate moved to streamline its sales operations and cut costs.

"He's got an inherent belief that all New Yorkers ought to be treated alike," Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith said Wednesday when asked about the protocols for police escorts and the mayor's beliefs.

Fairness is a better mantra than equality, for it rests on a notion of formal equality — everyone should be treated alike — rather than a notion of substantive equality — everyone should have the same stuff.

Coke's claim also implies that with each new judicial decision based on the reasoning of past cases, and insofar as like cases should be treated alike, it is the new case itself and not the judge that extends the law.

Both experimental and control plots were treated alike with all other agricultural practices.

In classical genetics, all examples of complete dominance are treated alike for the purposes of explaining transmission phenomena.

The infested and un-infested tissues were treated alike and the extracted metabolites after derivatization were analyzed by gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS).