Sentence examples for treating members from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Monday Vaz accused the private hospital, which has a history of treating members of the royal family, of not doing enough to help the nurse's grieving family.

Art Torres, chairman of the state's Democratic Party, called on Mr. Schwarzenegger to stop treating members of the press corps "as if they are 'Entertainment Tonight' reporters" and to start answering their questions.

A report last year by the Syrian-American Medinterviewedy (Sams) interviewed 27 physicians and medical workers in Syria, including several who had been arrested, arbitrarily detained and tortured for treating members of the opposition.

The mock diary tells about the actor's experiences backstage and about one fellow actor who was always treating members of the cast when ill or when they were hurt in an accident.

Speciesism, in applied ethics and the philosophy of animal rights, the practice of treating members of one species as morally more important than members of other species; also, the belief that this practice is justified.

Not only that, but you stop treating members of the community as such.

I hope I ordinarily treat members with great courtesy.

He also treated members of the royal families of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

"We set up clinics in tents and treated members of the local community who would visit us," she says.

It then commissioned an outside firm to write a report on how unions treated members who left the ranks.

"For far too long, we have treated members and activists like cogs in a machine, to be contacted during elections.