Sentence examples for because of disability or from inspiring English sources
The basic reason is selection bias: many seniors get Medicare before 65 because of disability or specific medical conditions.
Food bank use was highest in areas of high deprivation, especially areas with high concentrations of people unable to work because of disability or poor health, and areas with higher numbers of people in manual skilled work, according to research carried out by the Trussell Trust with the University of Hull.
Proxy ballots are allowed for those unable to vote because of disability, or the help of the presiding officer may be requested.
Eligible service members generally include those who have retired, separated because of disability, or done 6 years of service, but eligibility requirements are quite specific, so check them carefully.
"The line that runs through our product ideas is the fundamental belief that helping kids communicate is helping them discover new worlds – and their inability to communicate – either because of disability or because they do not know a specific language – should not limit their ability to express themselves".
In 1775 it was garrisoned by only a small detachment of the 26th Regiment of Foot, consisting of two officers and forty-six men, with many of them "invalids" (soldiers with limited duties because of disability or illness).
When this development is not happening because of disabilities or delays, it is possible to use computer-aided tools in order to help people to palliate or overcome such limitations, at least partially.
Additional categories were generated for persons who described their occupation as unemployed, preschool child, school child, student, homemaker, retired, or part time, and for those who were unable to work because of disabilities or long-term illness.
"No one should be excluded because they're blind, or because of any disability or because of their status or their colour," said Mr. Wonder.
But millions of working-age people on Medicaid are not currently employed, often because of disability, illness or care-giving responsibilities.
