Sentence examples for assistance disabled from inspiring English sources

And he may now understand what I was saying a minute ago, that most of the assistance disabled people need does not demand medical training.

That assistance includes disabling the phone's auto-erase function, which activates after 10 consecutive unsuccessful passcode attempts and assisting investigators to submit passcode guesses electronically.

The majority of fee-for-service options (e.g., games, directory assistance, international calling) was disabled from the phone; however, any charge incurred was deducted from the participant's final paycheck.

More than 50 permanently disabled jockeys receive assistance from the Jockeys Guildd, he said.

Mr. DiFrancesco argued against Democratic proposals to make the plan more generous by noting that Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled turned out to cost far more than anticipated.

The deal fell apart in 2002, when America confronted North Korea with evidence of its cheating: a parallel effort to produce enriched uranium, another possible bomb ingredient.At six-party talks in February, North Korea accepted the equivalent of 1m tonnes of heavy fuel-oil (some of it in other forms of energy assistance) for disabling Yongbyon.

But there is still a large number of public housing residents who are unemployed, disabled or receive public assistance.

Rest assured we're just giving a little assistance to those individuals who are disabled and/or moderately famous.

2. National Education for Assistance Dog Services NEADS National Education for Assistance Dog Servicess), also known as Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans, was established in 1976 to train and provide independence to the deaf or physically disabled through the use of canine assistance.

That figure includes medical reimbursements and assistance through an additional effort begun in 2004 to help workers at the same plants who were disabled by diseases not linked to radiation exposure.

"to provide educational assistance to the dependents of Federal law enforcement officials who are killed or disabled in the performance of their duties".