Sentence examples for believed disabled from inspiring English sources

Just as Labour has for years assumed it would find support among the working class, so have they believed disabled voters have nowhere else to turn.

I believe disabled people must embark on advocacy and raising awareness on a local and national level to ensure full implementation of the act.

If I define Singer's kind of disability prejudice as an ultimate evil, and him as a monster, then I must so define all who believe disabled lives are inherently worse off or that a life without a certain kind of consciousness lacks value.

Campaigners believed that disabled people should be exempt from the cuts.

We profoundly believe that disabled people have got so much to contribute to British society.

It's only an absurd concept if you believe that disabled black Muslim lesbians are somehow less valid, less valuable, than straight white men.

Hoddle was free to believe the disabled were wicked souls trapped in damaged bodies, but he couldn't voice that view and expect to hold a nationally symbolic job.

A 20-metre qualifying threshold means that the government absurdly believes that disabled people who can get around inside their homes, but not for any significant distance outside it, are no longer eligible for higher rate mobility payments, and therefore access to a car through the motability scheme – the very scheme designed to stop people being isolated in their own homes.

I'm marching because I'm for universal benefits from the cradle to the grave, and because I believe that disabled people, the young and the elderly have just as much right as everyone else to live lives free from poverty and stigma.

She said: "There was quite a lot of being patronised, and a lot of believing that disabled people are people you do things for.

Do most people actually believe real disabled people spend our days obsessing about being cured?