fair treatment

collocation in English

meaningsoffairandtreatment

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fair
adjective
uk
/feər/us
/fer/
treating someone in a way that is right or reasonable, or treating a group of people equally and not allowing personal opinions to influence ...
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treatment
noun
uk
/ˈtriːt.mənt/us
/ˈtriːt.mənt/
the way you deal with or behave towards someone ...
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(Definition offairandtreatmentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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No one would argue that the resident physician is unworthy offairtreatmentor respect.
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First, whilefairtreatmentrequires equality of opportunity, the latter does not guarantee the former.
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Afairtreatmentis given of magnetohydrodynamic equilibrium followed by guiding-centre orbits in tokamaks.
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Exactly what constituted 'fairtreatment' in these matters was now part of the process of political debate and government action.
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Thus, it may be more a question of perceivedfairtreatmentrather than economic improvement as such.
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They wantfairtreatmentnow.
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This is notfairtreatment.
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It never gotfairtreatment.
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We believe that we offerfairtreatment.
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They want equal andfairtreatment.
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Is thatfairtreatmentfor the men?
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I want them to getfairtreatment.
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Both should have the samefairtreatment.
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All we want isfairtreatment.
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I am only asking forfairtreatment.
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What you want is perfectlyfairtreatment.
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There is nofairtreatmenthere.
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Can this be regarded asfairtreatment?
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I am concerned aboutfairtreatment.
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A prisoner is entitled tofairtreatment.
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All it wishes isfairtreatment.
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Is thatfairtreatmentfor the growers?
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All that we need isfairtreatment.
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Does he think it isfairtreatment?
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That is a perfectlyfairtreatment.
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