Sentence examples for treatment of supporters from inspiring English sources

The most immediate and lasting changes were prompted by the publication, a few months after Hillsborough, of a damning report by Lord Taylor of Gosforth, later England's Lord Chief Justice, criticizing the soccer industry's poor treatment of supporters.

John Leech, Liberal Democrat spokesperson on sport, said "football is nothing without fans" and argued that despite the treatment of supporters improving since the 1980s, "they still get a raw deal".

Other senior members of the Brotherhood argued that it was up to the military to compromise first, since their recent and brutal treatment of Morsi supporters gave the Brotherhood little faith in the army's intentions.

Other senior Brotherhood members have argued that it is up to the military to compromise first, since their recent brutal treatment of Morsi supporters gives them little faith in the army's intentions.

A spokesman for the International Volleyball Federation, the FIVB, said the federation was already in discussions on how to deal with Iran's treatment of women supporters of the game but that "the stakes have gone up with this awful piece of news" and that they would be planning their next move.

"It became clear that a number of arrests had been made but also became clear that there was considerable comment regarding the negative treatment of our supporters".

The Equatorial Guinea federation has been fined $100,000£65,00000) and ordered to meet the cost of treatment to supporters injured during the Africa Cup of Nations match between the host nation and Ghana.

In the public-private ART center model, the entire systems of counselling, encouragement of treatment supporters during the initial visits during the start of ART, multidisciplinary teamwork and patient flow, are maintained in a similar manner comparable to the system established within the public centers.

He added that the harsh treatment of pro-Morsi supporters would drag the country "into a civil war..

SeaWorld brought dozens of employees on a bus from San Diego while People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals bused supporters in from Los Angeles.

Examples abound too of violence at Trump rallies, and of the candidate's own propensity to encourage rough treatment of critics by supporters in his audience: "beating the crap" out of protesters was one of his recommendations, offering to pay the legal fees of anyone "knocking the crap" out of protesters was another.