Foreign investors who bring valuable technology are generally treated well.
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It will make you ask: Am I being treated well?
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But General Motors is not going to be treated well.
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I'm really happy because she deserves to be treated well.
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"Are you going to be treated well?" he was asked.
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It's really important to me that my employees are treated well.
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That is a mistake, for they can, when treated well, propel growth.
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His excuse was that he wasn't treated well enough by the Scots.
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You deserve to be treated well, and you deserve to have rights.
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There were very few of us and we were not treated well.
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"He isn't scared," Danish said, adding that he was being treated well.
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These people are incredibly smart and valuable and are often not treated well.
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People deserve to be treated well whether you know they do or not.
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"If drivers are treated well, they are going to deliver things on time."
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Zarif assured Kerry the sailors were being treated well and would be released.
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"Patients who are treated well stick to their treatment plans more," Theisen said.
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Big outfits like Major League Baseball have always been treated well by Apple.
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I was happy enough to get a nice paycheck and be treated well.
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Judge, Martha Washington would defensively say, was treated well inside the Washington home.
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He is in regular contact with his family and is being treated well.
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He was treated well, fed and fattened on milkshakes laced with sardine oil.
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Prince Alwaleed said he had been treated well during his time at the Ritz.
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U.S. companies are especially welcome in China, and will be treated well, Liu said.
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When we are treated well at home by those we serve it increases morale.
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They were treated well there, he said, but they should be with their parents.
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"The Richardson Center delegation was treated well and with respect," the group's statement said.
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"I hope you've been treated well with us?" a Pakistani officer asks in English.
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He has been treated well, he said, with only a little bit of awkwardness.
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She was treated well inside the facility, she said, but at times became anxious.
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As the committee chairman, I take responsibility that she did not get treated well.
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I think I am spoiled where I work, because we are treated well and fairly.
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Ms. Marroquín said the major challenge was boredom, but she believes families are treated well.
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Although he said he was treated well by Spanish police, the experience left him shaken.
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I know there's no guarantee but I feel comfortable that these camels are treated well.
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"We call them 'forever sweaters' because, if treated well, each knit should last a lifetime."
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In a videotaped interview just before his release, the billionaire insisted he was treated well.
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The premise is reflected in the title: Everyone is important and should be treated well.
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My personal preferences, usually in the rock or folk category, get treated well by the 1More.
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"I buy from those places because I know the people are being treated well," he said.
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Even if you don't status-match, you'll be treated well at Hilton properties with Gold status.
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"Because you were a professional, a bricklayer, you were treated well," he told The Buffalo News.
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The change hasn't been easy, but Beggs says he's been treated "well and kind" at his school.
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There were several times my dog was treated well for a dog but poorly for a human.
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In fact 82 percent of H2B visa holders are returning workers – proof that they are treated well.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have been treated well by Kentuckians in the past.
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Employees who are treated well work harder and longer with greater loyalty than employees who are mistreated.
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The rules will ensure dolphins are treated well and cared for at aquatic parks, the agency said.
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Our workers are treated well, obey the law, and provide high levels of service to our clients.
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It's a really good compromise between commercial-scale livestock and preference for animals that are treated well.
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The tapes said that "women have the right to be treated well by their husbands," she said.
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I was treated well, but I do agree that housekeeping could have paid closer attention to detail.
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The farm was a tight-knit family, so I was treated well, but the work was completely horrible.
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The girls said they were being treated well but wanted to go home and be with their families.
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More than that, the trailer gives me zero confidence that choice is treated well in the game itself.
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I find it deeply ironic that in the fields that are predominantly women, the men are treated well.
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"All of Sandy Phan-Gillis's rights have been fully guaranteed, and she has been treated well," he added.
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But Liu Wenhui urged them to stay, insisting the family would be treated well as the party's friend.
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Here's to hoping the piglet is being treated well because celebrities and exotic pets have a complicated history.
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She hoped to do what she could to ensure the trial was rigorous and the patients treated well.
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We deeply value the contributions of our contractors, and we want to ensure that they are treated well.
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Once they arrive at the mining camps and bars, teenage victims tend to be treated well at first.
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In 2003, thousands of Iraqi soldiers had begun surrendering to the United States, confident they'd be treated well.
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Asif Ghafoor, identified the Indian pilot as Wing Commander Abhi Nandan and said he had been treated well.
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"A woman who is being paid fairly and treated well can bring a lot to the workplace," says Krawcheck.
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It was very much a part of the dream to be fully accepted as an American and treated well.
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At the time, the caliber of artist that she was brought along great production, great costumes—you're treated well.
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"Part of being human is wanting to go out, have fun, and be treated well," Forness told Business Insider.
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Everything Ben, said, that we would be treated well, and that we would be safe, it was all wrong.
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Arturo Pierre Martinez said he was treated "well," and was even allowed out to take photos like a tourist.
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Even if the fish is treated well – kept cool, handled carefully – its freshness rapidly diminishes, along with its taste.
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However, the paper reported that Giuliani said in an interview that Trump thought Manafort had not been treated well.
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Asked about the allegations, the prison director said that the detainees had always been treated well under her care.
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"When patients who are treated well and with respect, other parts of their health are taken better care of, too."
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I'm sure we had the most modest tax returns of anybody in the place, but we were treated well enough.
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The shelter primarily houses teenage boys who came to the US alone, and he said they are being treated well.
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You know, she has a very stressful job because she&aposs not treated well in the press to begin with.
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"The way I've been treated, well, I cannot say I belong to the ocean, or to the sky," he added.
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"We don't know where this poor pony came from but he clearly was not treated well before being abandoned," Melvin said.
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"I was treated well during my kidnapping ... I thank the Sudanese civil and military forces for my rescue operation," Frezier said.
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She said she was relieved to be here, had been treated well and was taking nursing classes at Middlesex Community College.
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But speaking to The Washington Post, Punxsutawney Groundhog Club president Bill Deeley said Phil is treated well and enjoys his routine.
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A place this special deserves to be treated well, but only 2-3% of the Succulent Karoo is under formal protection.
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They're your best bet if you love egg products but want to be sure the hens laying them are being treated well.
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I am confident that we both dearly wish that persons who have been treated well by America will not sell her short.
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And while he thinks all wives deserve to be treated well, the judge said he was troubled by the rising divorce rate.
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You can emphasize that, online, we have an obligation to treat people well, and a right to be treated well by others.
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The Bachelorette wants to be focused on and treated well, and that includes having conversations about actual topics and things that genuinely matter.
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Despite lacking refugee status, Syrian visitors are treated well in Saudi Arabia, said a spokesman for the UNHCR, the U.N.'s refugee agency.
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He also said none of the protesters would be prosecuted for taking the officials hostage, who he also said had been treated well.
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"If they're treated well and confident that they'll be reunified with a sponsor in the U.S., they're not incentivized to leave," she said.
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Instead, they now draw from two 10,000-liter tanks of treated well water, and were waiting for two additional tanks to be delivered.
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Nelson said that in order to change the abusive culture that sometimes permeates high-caliber restaurant kitchens, workers need to be treated well.
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Historically, she said, she considers the Palestinians "guests" but that "good guests" — those prepared to peacefully accept the settlements — should be treated well.
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A number of those held at KTU said they were treated well by staff mental health personnel to whom they had regular access.
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She ended up (accidentally) owning another human being: Temeraire (Thapelo Sebogodi), who at least was treated well until he was freed, but still.
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In April, Biden told ABC he believed Hill did not get a fair hearing and was not treated well, and said he took responsibility.
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Liu also said that nobody benefited from a trade war, and that U.S. companies are especially welcome in China and will be treated well.
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Her father said she had been treated well there and that he had regular teleconferences with her until she was released to his custody.
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For my part, I trick-or-treated well into my late teens; I must have been at least 16 before I stopped for good.
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Earlier, people had been more willing to commiserate when the business appeared to be going well and employees were being treated well, he added.
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In 1928, newspapers declared that non-white boxers were given the opportunity to fight, and were treated well, all because of Jess McMahon's efforts.
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Warch says the two have done careful checks on all their suppliers to ensure they meet high standards, and that workers are treated well.
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Despite the looming legal battle, Bouchard said she had been treated well by USTA officials but conceded that the situation was an awkward one.
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On Monday she said children are treated well at immigration detention facilities, and that Americans should not believe the media's coverage of the issue.
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It's exhausting to have to police myself in order to seem palatable to white people and be seen as worthy of being treated well.
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She said her husband, whom she visited at the Colombo Criminal Investigation Department on Saturday, was being treated well, but that his mood was dark.
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However, the issue of veterans actually being treated well and appreciated by their nation is one that has plagued the United States since its founding.
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In one video that emerged, Varthaman is shown blindfolded and bloody, and in another, he is drinking tea and saying that he's been treated well.
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Because there are talented people who can solve these problems that aren't even able to get in the game or get there and aren't treated well.
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"If downsizing is absolutely necessary, those are the things that have been shown to let the employee feel like they're being treated well," he told me.
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The roughly 200 Uighurs who live in Belgium are treated well, Ms. Frangville said, and asylum is granted to those who request it when they arrive.
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Because trans people are rarely treated well on screen, and trans men are rarely considered at all, "people are really hungry for affirmative representation," he says.
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"We have been treated well by the Germans, but now I must think of my daughter and son," said Erdem Tasdelen, 47, a textile company manager.
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The worker said that the immigrants had been treated well by the club's management and that some of them had broken down when they were fired.
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ISTANBUL, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi had said he was treated well during his first visit to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Sept.
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Bouchard said she had been treated well at the tournament, but she rejected the U.S.T.A.'s assertion that her focus had been foremost on her legal issues.
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Gabriel Sedano, a former maintenance worker at Trump's golf club in Westchester, told CNN he began working for the club in 2005 and was always treated well.
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She says she has been treated well there, and her current adviser is one of many excellent male mentors she has had in her career so far.
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Mortgage interest deduction Major housing industry groups came out against the bill before it was even released, and their priorities were not treated well in the bill.
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Jim was eventually taken to jail, and says that he was treated well by the LAPD, who helped Amber navigate the process of arranging her husband's $50,000 bail.
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There is no space to excuse slavery, or to talk about plantations where slaves were 'treated well,' because without the right of autonomy, a person cannot be free.
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Statements about "deterrence" and how children will be "treated well" in these locked facilities are a diversion to the greater offense of forcibly separating children from their parents.
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They want to know management is ethical, employees are treated well, supply chains are clean of exploitation and that the environment is respected in the creation of their product.
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The president pointed to a recent visit by Vice President Mike Pence to one of the camps in Texas, claiming that the experience proved migrants were being treated well.
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Generations later, there are still many people around the country who believe the Civil War was about states' rights and that slaves who had good masters were treated well.
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Javed Masjidi, 33, his owner, said his dog loves to fight and is treated well, with more protein in his diet than Mr. Masjidi and his own family get.
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" At the press conference and in an interview with CNN, Whaley said victims were "grateful" to see Trump and that he was "treated well by the victims, for sure.
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Khalil Idrissi, a Moroccan lawyer representing Mr. Shokuri in the current investigation, said in a phone interview that his client had been treated well physically, although he was extremely depressed.
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"He believed everyone deserved to be loved and treated well, and he was really passionate about creating a space in his friendships and personal life where everybody belonged," says Wolf.
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The head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said Wednesday that migrant children being held in detention centers after crossing the U.S. border have been treated well.
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I didn't realise it back then, but I wasn't in a good relationship; I wasn't being treated well by the industry; I was being attacked by the media and overworked.
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" When he was just a businessman, Trump said, he was "always treated well by the press, the numbers speak and things happen, but I've always had a really good press.
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"Sometimes the people who don't get treated well or don't get promotions or are tired of being seen as the IT geeks, they can really cause the most damage," said O'Neill.
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In every host city, the first questions most of them were asked were how much they liked Russia, whether they were having a good time, whether they had been treated well.
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"For the bride's family, there is the expectation that if they don't pay for a really lavish wedding, their daughter will not be treated well in their marital homes," she said.
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He is comforted by the knowledge that the department's police horses are treated well, receiving lifelong care on farms outside the city, where police officials are welcome to check on them.
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The city of 14,000 has water in its reservoirs and can also rely on treated well water, Mayor Ian Hamilton said, adding he planned to speak with Husky about preventing future spills.
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The main character is treated well by the staff at Sandringham, something which the Duchess of Cornwall&aposs facialist Deborah Mitchell previously confirmed to be true when discussing her role with Insider.
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The released Agence France-Presse journalist, Idris Ali, was quoted by the news agency as saying that he was "at home now with my family" and had been treated well in detention.
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Mr. Fisher also emphasized qualitative factors in assessing stocks, like the integrity and long-term commitment of management and whether employees were treated well and empowered to make decisions, Mr. Piazza said.
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He also claimed that the young women who accused Salgado of kidnapping were treated well, and were there with the consent of their parents; Salgado's attorneys entered the signed permission slips into evidence.
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Samantha&aposs "personality" is powered by an artificial intelligence system that allows her to react to the touch and voice of users and even turn down their advances if she isn&apost treated well.
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My time as a preschool teacher has taught me this: Parents cannot rely on preschools themselves, or the state and local laws that regulate the schools, to ensure their children are being treated well.
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"The notion that people are not treated well at Tesla is false," Musk says, while even inviting Bloomberg Businessweek to tour his factory unsupervised to see employees in action and speak to them firsthand.
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I know this for sure, because when I got it dry cleaned post-separation I became happier, more confident and discovered what it feels like to be genuinely loved and treated well in a relationship.
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But remind yourself that you have the right to be treated well in a relationship, and that if someone can't do that, it doesn't make sense for you to keep trying to make it happen.
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One man who made it through detention and was back with his family said he was treated well and was happy to name all the Islamic State members he knew — many of them his neighbors.
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Both faiths require that the animal be treated well in life and be healthy and unharmed before slaughter, which all Jewish religious authorities and some Muslim ones interpret as a prohibition of "stunning" before slaughter.
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Between battling a lengthy backlog of disability claims and struggling to maintain adequate access to healthcare appointments, VA has, at times, unintentionally perpetuated the perception that veterans are not treated well nor appreciated by the nation.
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"If you look at South Korea, Singapore, Finland, teaching has been given status, teachers are treated well, paid well and so much professional development has gone behind them," said Vikas Pota, CEO of the Varkey Foundation.
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We'd gladly shell out extra for upgrades (never mind that everyone should be getting treated well, not just the few who can pay more), onboard food (again, starving your customers is wrong) and legroom (same here).
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At a routine Foreign Ministry news conference on Wednesday, a spokesman, Hong Lei, declined to offer more information about the detentions of Mr. Gui and Mr. Lee, but he said that Mr. Dahlin was being treated well.
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I want them to be paid equally, I want them to be treated well and when they walk out of a room I don't want to ever hear anyone talking behind their back in a degrading way.
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But for the most part, civilians who have fled the areas around Falluja have said they had tired of the grim life under the Islamic State and had been treated well by the militias and Iraqi soldiers.
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"What gives boys a high level gives girls a high level," Aulas has said: male players need to be treated well in order to perform at their best, so why would it be any different for women?
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As she wrote in her description of the peacock flower: The Indians, who are not treated well by their Dutch masters, use the seeds to abort their children, so that they will not become slaves like themselves.
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The pledge was introduced last year amid fears that Trump could bolt the Republican Party if he failed to win the nomination and mount an independent bid if he believed that he wasn't treated well by party leaders.
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It might be wrong, it might be unethical, it might be really a bummer for Bernie Sanders, who feels like he was not treated well by the DNC, but I don&apost see the law that was broken.
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But I do feel romantic attraction, and the #MeToo movement has made me more confident that I will be listened to if I'm not treated well, and more aware that I have a say in what happens to me.
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Ortberg and The Toast have always been political, at least when it comes to the apparently controversial idea that humans should be treated well and equitably (also listened to and believed), and that injustices and inequities should be confronted.
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We want to be treated well, we want the human on the other end of the line to correctly pronounce our name, we want them to be friendly even when we're not, and (most importantly) we want our problem solved.
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Regardless of any future political solution between the incumbent Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Taliban, history has shown that locals who've cooperated with or worked for withdrawing foreign troops are seldom treated well after such a withdrawal.
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At Pine Hill, Mr. Reyes said that he was treated well by Mr. Quinn, the general manager, and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to grow professionally during his years at the golf club, where his hard work was recognized, he said.
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Although cheaper vacuums only tend to last a few years, a high-end vacuum cleaner will last more than a decade if treated well, and bags help prevent grit, hair, and whatever else from collecting within the machine and damaging the motor.
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According to Joshua Bush, a hotel industry expert and the chief executive officer of Avenue Two Travel, while good service at a hotel, even a pricey one, isn't a guarantee, there are a few ways to increase your odds of getting treated well.
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When Nevils decided to leave NBC, "the network proposed a script she would have to read, suggesting that she had left to pursue other endeavors, that she was treated well, and that NBC News was a positive example of sexual harassment," Farrow writes.
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Trump has spent the last half-year chastising GM for closing the Lordstown, Ohio assembly plant in question (along with two others), saying CEO Mary Barra made a "big mistake," and threatening that the automaker was "not going to be treated well" by his administration.
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"If you're not being treated well, or your partner isn't kind to you or your family members, then [your family] has the right to be protective over you and share their concerns with you," says Lindsay Chrisler, a love and relationship coach in NYC.
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"I don't know if race had anything do with her call — she didn't say that — but race had everything to do with my reaction, and my fear of not being treated well, my fear of maybe being misunderstood," Ms. Bynum said in an interview.
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So here's a case like Best Buy in 2012 where many people started writing it off for dead, and you had the founder, who was pushed out and who was not being treated well by the board, and he really didn't like the direction of the company.
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Werner Bahlsen, the current head of the Bahlsen biscuit empire, said the family will hire a well-known historian to examine their Nazi past after Verena, his 26-year-old daughter, recently blurted in response to a question about Bahlsen's exploitation of forced workers that they were treated well.
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Werner Bahlsen, the head of a biscuit empire, said in May the family will hire a well-known historian to examine their Nazi past after Verena, his 26-year-old daughter, caused a stir when she blurted in response to a question about Bahlsen's exploitation of forced workers that they were treated well.
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"It became clear to me that there were lots of kids out there that were not being treated well, including in their own families, and that kids need someone to say, 'Oh, they did okay in life, and they're gay so it must not be a life sentence in some kind of way,'" Cook said.
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If employees, contractors and partners are to be treated well, that has to start at the top, and the message has to be that each of these stakeholders is important in their own right and not merely as a means to an end or pawns to be sacrificed in the pursuit of some other objective.
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The company, molded in the "DIY punk rock" image of its founder, Scott Goodstein, began nearly 10 years ago with a simple promise to progressive operatives: Amid all the "bad gigs in the Democratic Party ecosystem," as Goodstein once put it, this would be a place where staffers were actually treated well, working for clients they actually liked.
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If your online profile indicates that you: Have been single for a while, have been married multiple times, appear to have money, say you see the best in everyone, haven't been treated well in the past, think your ex was a terrible person, like taking risks...you may as well have painted a bull's-eye on your forehead.
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You are likely to get a quicker response, not only because fewer people try that channel but also because your use of social media shows that you know how to vent your frustration to a wider audience if your needs are not met, as well as to praise them publicly when you are treated well, they said.
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But there are the challenges that you're saying, which is we want to make sure that these folks who are affiliated with the company and very much part of our family as a company are treated well and have the same kind of support that employees would have when dealing with difficult jobs which a lot of people here have.
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The "PUPPY" option will be available in the Uber app for users in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County, New York, Denver, and Washington DC. The puppies are sure to have a fun time too as the promotion is being supported by some pretty respectable animal organizations that will have helpers there to be sure everyone's being treated well.
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GM's decision drew widespread backlash from members of Congress and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who said the company is "is not going to be treated well" after announcing the layoffs.
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He complained that "immensely wealthy" countries, such as Saudi Arabia, do not reimburse the U.S. for military protection; that other nations do not adequately contribute to global alliances like NATO; and that certain countries have put up unfair trade barriers that harm the U.S. "All I want for our country is to be treated well, to be treated with respect," Trump said.
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"It would be great to sell a dress for $10 and know that people were being treated well and taken care of, but that's not the world we live in; if things weren't so fucked up..." As for whether we should, in fact, still be using term "plus," Ditto is less concerned about the semantics than she is about designers and retailers actually offering more expansive sizing.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Thursday that General Motors "is not going to be treated well" in the wake of its planned layoffs of American workers, but suggested that the lost jobs will be quickly replaced.
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The phasing out of the tax-credit comes after GM in November announced it would cut 15,000 jobs and close up to four factories in the U.S. Those layoffs drew the ire of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who said last month that the company is "not going to be treated well" following the layoffs.
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The he-said-she-said nature of the cage-free debate reflects a paradox in the way Americans think about food, explained James McWilliams, a historian at Texas State University who has written about the cultural politics of food production in the US. "Consumers on the one hand demand that animals be treated well, but on the other hand they don't want to spend $7 on a carton of eggs," McWilliams said, describing the "cage-free" label as a placebo that reconciles the two sides.
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