“They rushed him to the hospital after his accident for immediate treatment.”

“She is not a villain, but her treatment of him is actively manipulative.”

“The comic treatment offsets the grim subject matter.”

“I brought you some chocolates as a treat.”

“It was a real treat to see them again after all these years.”

“Let's go to a fancy restaurant this weekend as a treat.”

“It resembles a treaty between separate autonomous nation-states than a binding constitution for a single European state.”

“However, without the authority of an Act of Parliament, a treaty may not alter the law of the United Kingdom.”

“On the Nice Treaty, he believes that a rainbow coalition combined to defeat the treaty last time.”

“When you go door-to-door to score free candy, also ask your treater for any old eyeglasses.”

“Enercon's newest innovation is the CoronaFlex corona treater, specifically designed for the narrow web converting industry.”

“The more efficient a heat treater can be at feeding materials into the ovens, the better utilization it will obtain from its equipment.”

“The structure and consequent heat treatability of aluminum bronze varies greatly with composition.”

“Also includes comprehensive collection of treatability studies covering treatment technologies and posttreatment analysis.”

“A water treatability study is underway to identify the long-term solution, as the present plant does not meet current standards.”

“The third book in the treatise was a translation into Italian of one of Della Francesca's works.”

“His son, Seebohm, had done more than anyone to expose the wretched living conditions of the poor in his 1901 treatise on the slums of York.”

“This paper focuses on references and allusions to the Prophet in this treatise.”

“This may be due to effective treatments or the self limiting nature of the illnesses.”

“For all treatments, plasma membrane cholesterol levels were quantitated by filipin staining as previously described.”

“I will address the experimental treatments for the most malignant brain tumors.”

“Perhaps all we need to do to answer it is to read the mathematical treatises which the Greek mathematicians wrote.”

“Books, treatises, speeches, workshops and seminars on the topic are plentiful.”

“Presumably, he intended follow up his ethical investigations with respective treatises on epistemology and aesthetics.”

“One of the government's lawyers told the judge that it is clear this individual has withheld information from his treaters.”

“They are both neonicotinoids and are applied directly to the seed by commercial seed treaters.”

“So it has been practiced for a very long time, but more often by treaters who have worked for more than 10 years.”

“The authors call for strengthening responses for victims of violence and promoting adherence to international treaties.”

“He warned their entry to the EU depended on member states ratifying the accession treaties.”

“But at the heart of this collection of treaties, compacts, laws and court decisions are two sets of documents.”

“If no-one speaks up then she just walks all over guys, which at least means that she treats them equally.”

“The Good Body treats eating disorders as though they are temporary, adolescent phases but anorexia and bulimia can be fatal diseases.”

“Better reward yourselves with spa baths, massages, nice food and retail treats.”