He is a lawyer and must be treated as such.

Remember trouble must be treated just like a rebel

Our public employees must be treated with respect but so must we, as customers.

Justice must be treated as a pillar of peace, security, and development.

Feminists have long argued that rape must be treated like any other crime.

2. All the statistical data currently available must be treated with great caution.

The Cairo Conference established that questions of population and development must be treated together.

Those who engage in them must be seen as democracy s enemies and treated as such.

The issue of consent, which must in any case be freely given, should be treated with particular caution.

Water, a human right, must not be treated as a commodity sold to the highest bidder.

Articles 13 to 16 state that prisoners of war must be treated humanely without any adverse discrimination and that their medical needs must be met.

If one makes a serious criminal accusation, one must wish to be treated and one must treat oneself as a moral adult.

But Eastern Europe, especially Ukraine and Moldova, also must be treated as a region of special importance.

In the face of all inhumanity our convictions demand that every human being must be treated humanely.

Clearly, projections of the possible impact of climate change in Canada must be treated with some caution.

He can be treated.

Consequently, all UXO has to be treated as though it could go off immediately and must be disposed of safely.

Private leverage levels, as much as the public debt burden, must therefore be treated as crucial economic variables.

Consequently, all matters treated by any auxiliary mechanism must be ad referendum to the Group as a whole.

Parents should be treated equally.

The foreigner must be treated as a friend and, as such, as a possible resource for the host country.

All peacekeeping missions must be treated in a non discriminatory way and financed according to the principle of collective responsibility.

Their contributions are treated separately from grants because their assistance is in the form of loans that must be repaid.

It recognizes that victims of human trafficking must not be treated as criminals whether or not they are illegal immigrants.

Got to be treated as such.

That's understood. You'll be treated accordingly.

This implies, among other things, that they must be humanely treated at all times while in the detention unit and that all their fundamental physical, moral and spiritual needs must be met.

Let her be treated as tenderly as may be.

First, however serious the crimes with which they are accused may be, all persons awaiting trial must be presumed innocent until found guilty and be so treated.

Here each will be treated in turn.

Unknown will be treated as Normal Window

We want to be treated as individuals.

He will be treated with due respect.

We are gonna be treated like royalty.

I won't be treated like a tart

...he should be treated with respect, because...

But no section of Ukraine is our enemy and none will be treated that way. For we need no reminding of what must be Ukraine s priority.

Such persons must be treated in a manner conducive to the preservation of their human dignity and may not be subjected to physical or mental harm.

Everyone must be treated in a manner that preserves his or her human dignity and no one may be subjected to physical or mental harm (art.

More must be done to ensure that humanitarian personnel can enjoy security, gain access to those who are vulnerable and be treated with respect and dignity.

Science and technology cannot be treated in isolation from other social and economic processes, but rather must be regarded as an integral part of those processes.

How should you be treated? You should probably be fired.

At the same time, Wolfensohn made a big contribution to development work by arguing that poverty must be treated as a multidimensional problem.

Cyberspace must be treated, along with outer space, international waters, and international airspace, as property held in common for the good of all.

The interconnectedness of development and security is beyond question, and the two issues must therefore be treated in an equitable and balanced manner.