Sentence examples for accessible to persons from inspiring English sources
Governments could agree to sign, ratify and implement the WIPO Marrakesh Treaty for Persons Who Are Blind or Otherwise Disabled, and expand access to works accessible to persons with disabilities.
Edward M. Schulman, general counsel for AvalonBay, said the company's housing was "fully accessible to persons with disabilities".
The justification given is that this arrangement makes the courts accessible to persons who would otherwise be unable for financial reasons to press their claims.
But the United States attorney's office in Manhattan has sent letters to about a dozen of the city's most prominent landlords and their architects saying that some of their buildings were "not accessible to persons with disabilities," which would constitute discrimination under the Fair Housing Act.
Built on concrete piers, the new residence was designed by Jason Taylor, the principal of the J. Taylor Design Group in New Rochelle, and Nick Viazzo, an associate, to rise above floodwaters, to resist hurricane-force winds and to be accessible to persons with disabilities.
The DILG has also shown support for the COMELEC's efforts by encouraging all the LGUs and the COMELEC to make registration sites and polling precincts accessible to persons with disabilities (Flores 2012).
So, for example, we should employ considerations that are accessible to other persons and provide them with genuine reasons in our dealings with them rather than trying to manipulate them through nonrational techniques such as threat or bribery, act toward them only in ways to which they could give rational consent, and be willing to listen to them and take their reasons seriously.
In 1990, the Council of State Governments' annual publication, The Book of the States, noted that 17 states already had laws in place requiring public and private buildings to be accessible to disabled persons in employment, public accommodations, and transportation.
Any intervention will need to build on current indigenous capacities and be implemented within the context of cultural and religious beliefs and practises using a community based approach that is accessible to all persons with disability.
You can't do that if you're not accessible to every person.
I just want to say before saying the winner: we need to make everything accessible to every person with a disability".
