Sentence examples for treating speakers from inspiring English sources

(Treating speakers to lunch, though, is always a nice gesture!) Remember that it is difficult for state or government employees to accept honoraria above and beyond travel and hotel expenses, therefore representatives from these institutions often require less financing.

The key move in that philosophy is to shift the emphasis from substantive judgment — is what has been said good and true? — to a requirement of procedural reciprocity — you must treat speakers equally even if you can't abide what some of them stand for.

Although diabetes is one of the most oft-mentioned applications for ES cell research, it may be one of the most difficult to treat, speakers said.

"Chided, vilified, chastised" were words he used to describe how this council treats speakers.

China would treat Speaker Pelosi's visit as a type of "state visit," VFM He replied.

Matt Lauer's recent, disastrous performance with Trump and Secretary Clinton demonstrates that the centuries-old history of treating women speakers more harshly than men continues.

He also contends that the asymmetry may raise a constitutional difficulty by treating political speakers differently without justification, favoring corporations over unions an even bigger issue when unlimited money is involved, he says.

Dr. Gwen A. Huitt, who is treating Mr. Speaker at National Jewish Medical and Research Center, announced that tests there suggested that it was unlikely he had infected anyone on the flights.

In Denver, doctors treating Mr. Speaker said they had started him on medications, and that he would probably be treated for at least two years and may need surgery to remove the infected sixth of one of his lungs.

The hearer does not begin in the neutral position of treating the speaker's act of assertion as requiring evaluative certification as a condition on its acceptance.

The spatialization does not use explicit panning but rather treats the speakers as point sources in space.