Sentence examples for treatment amounts from inspiring English sources

Wastewater treatment amounts to approximately 3% of all electricity used in the US.

Representatives of industries in which fund managers earn carried interest deny that this tax treatment amounts to a loophole.

The lawsuit therefore argues that her current treatment amounts to unlawful harassment.

Success for The Wolf of Wall Street suggests the various controversies surrounding it – whether Scorsese's treatment amounts to a condoning of fraud, whether any animals were harmed in its making – have done little to damage the interest of cinemagoers.

The treatment amounts to a kind of house arrest, to ensure both the security of the asset and his low profile to avoid embarrassment to his protectors.

The unequal treatment amounts to a serious breach of the Armed Forces covenant, which is supposed to ensure veterans are not disadvantaged because of their service, according to the Royal British Legion.

But the official, Susan J. Crawford, told Bob Woodward of The Washington Post that she had concluded that his treatment amounted to torture when she reviewed military charges against him last year.

The United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, ruled that the prisoner's treatment amounted to cruel and unusual punishment, in violation of the Eighth Amendment.

The treatment amounted to a crude form of immunotherapy, but Coley, with virtually no knowledge of microbiology, could only speculate about how it worked — and why, frequently, it didn't.

A spokeswoman said one aspect of Mr McIntyre's complaint was that his treatment "amounted to discrimination on the basis of his disability".

'Accounts such as this do not inspire confidence.' Campbell called for an official inquiry into the role of MI6 and MI5 in Guantánamo detentions: 'British intelligence may have turned down a valuable asset in the campaign against terrorism, while Belmar's treatment amounted to wholly unjustified abuse.