Sentence examples for better disabled from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Port Talbot about the investment there and at four other Welsh stations, Mrs Hart said: "I think when you see the station you can understand what refurbishment it needs, better disabled access and better parking," said Mrs Hart.

Trains will include better disabled facilities as well as a totally new interior.

The announcement by Jo Johnson, the minister for universities and science, follows a consultation aimed at "better targeting" disabled students' allowances (DSAs) – non-repayable grants to cover additional costs that disabled students incur in HE.

"As part of Channel 4's year of disability we want to ensure that our commitment to better reflecting disabled people goes beyond just our editorial approach and into our ad breaks," said Channel 4 sales director Jonathan Allan.

"The police service will continue to encourage officers to declare their disability where it applies, not for the purpose of keeping the numbers up or consistency for its own sake, but because we can better support disabled officers if we know about and understand their disability".

"It is better that disabled people disappear," he was said to have added.

And many mainstream cruise lines have been altering their ships to better accommodate disabled travelers.

"I promised myself that if I came out of this, I would make circumstances better for disabled people," she said.

The red tape that many complain about, the legion of EU directives, are often things which have made life so much better for disabled people.

After committing multiple murders of innocent people, the 26-year-old former care worker at the home told police: "It is better that disabled people disappear".

"I did it," he was quoted as telling police officers at around 3am. "It is better that disabled people disappear," he was said to have added.