Sentence examples for Regardless of their disability from inspiring English sources

We've now said, by law, that regardless of their disability, people must have equal opportunity, and we can't discriminate.

Universal design will also ensure that anyone will be able to gain the same information from a website, regardless of their disability.

But researchers rarely examine the experiences of children with disabilities during disasters, regardless of their disability type (Peek and Stough 2010; Boon et al. 2011).

Although all talented athletes regardless of their disability will be targeted, Weir admits he is keen to ensure a new generation of wheelchair racers are ready to come forward once he retires from the sport.

In the case of such persons, the basic civil right to equal citizenship would require that they have the equal opportunity to participate in such institutions, regardless of their disability.

The state, in turn, spreads out this funding equally between students, regardless of their disability.

In addition to providing pensions to disabled Civil War veterans (regardless of the cause of their disability), the Act depleted some of the troublesome federal budget surplus.

In some states and districts, children with disabilities are expected to take exactly the same tests as children their age, regardless of the nature of their disability.

This paper describes the development of an interface to a hospital portal system for information, communication and entertainment such that it can be used easily and effectively by all patients regardless of their age, disability, computer experience or native language.

He wanted our athletes to be the best that they could be, just as he was, regardless of their intellectual disabilities.

Across Central and Eastern Europe, many people with mental illnesses or disabilities are sequestered without rights or recourse under Communist-era rules that put their fates in the hands of legal guardians, often regardless of the severity of their disabilities, according to human rights groups.