Severe spinal cord injury leads to a range of disabilities, including permanent motor impairments that seriously diminish the patients' quality of life.
Games are respected enough for Bafta to accept them into its remit, enough for Moma to put a range of titles into its permanent collection, and enough for major art spaces like the Barbican and the Grand Palais museum in Paris to run exhibitions.
The majority of HCAs were female, with a range of 76.0 % in permanent, full-time positions (Japan) [ 67] to 98.3 % [ 66].
Similarly a long lasting periradicular infection of a primary tooth may result in a range of developmental disturbances of the permanent successor, varying from enamel opacities to enamel hypoplasia and to arrest of development of the permanent tooth germ.
Inter-country adoption is among the range of permanent care options for children without parental care.
"Those changes will ensure that energy efficiency measures are more effectively targeted at homes which will benefit most, alongside a range of incentives for people to make permanent improvements which will keep their homes warmer and their bills lower".
Employers are responding with a range of initiatives to attract and retain permanent staff, including so-called "golden hello" payments for signing up and "golden handcuffs" for staying – as much as £15,000 for those remaining in post for three years in one case.
An estimated 3,000 people go through the county's shelter system each year, but the city has withheld approval of a permanent shelter for a range of reasons, including a sentiment by many residents that they bear the burden of a countywide problem.
Arguably the best known intervention is microfinance, defined as both a means of lending small amounts while taking little or no collateral, and as a movement "that envisions a world in which low-income households have permanent access to a range of high quality and affordable financial services".
In the realm of child adoption, individuals with special needs can be children with a "range of conditions" that pose "a barrier to permanent adoption placement" (Tan, Marfo, & Dedrick, 2007, p. 1270), including being "minority and biracial" (Rosenthal & Groze, 1990, p. 476).
