Sentence examples for as a reasonable accommodation from inspiring English sources

If walking is not fundamental, and the physically disabled are entitled to a cart as a "reasonable accommodation" to their disability, then who besides Casey Martin qualifies?

However, telecommuting has recently come under legal scrutiny as a "reasonable accommodation" per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

The state has defended it as a reasonable accommodation intended to protect businesses and individuals seeking to exercise their religious views.

The law, as written, considers it a reasonable accommodation to make a kid "hold it" until a teacher is available to escort them to a bathroom like some sort of suspected 7-year-old sex offender.

Reasonable Accommodation Requests "If you or a member of your household is disabled and require a reasonable accommodation as part of the construction design, you must submit a Reasonable Accommodation Request by July 31 , 2016

Essentially, the federal law states that if accepting a dog in the workplace will provide a demonstrable hardship to the company, then an employer can provide a reasonable accommodation as an alternative.

In some ways, that sounds like a reasonable accommodation — although, as the Times writer points out on the comments on his article, it's not clear that stuttering is a disability that requires accommodation under the Americans With Disabilities Act.

The State Senate voted 20-15 on Tuesday to approve HB 1008, which also requires that trans students use shower facilities and locker rooms meant for their gender at birth, mandating that schools provide a "reasonable accommodation" for trans students, such as a single-occupancy bathroom, as an alternative.

"A reasonable accommodation has been defined as anything that benefits the disabled person in dealing with the limitations of their condition," Ms. Copeland said.

"Youngsters should not suffer as a result of adults' inability to reach a reasonable accommodation," the association said in a statement today.

Under the plan, schools would have been required to provide a "reasonable accommodation" for transgender students, such as a single-occupancy bathroom or the "controlled use" of a staff-designated restroom, locker room or shower room.