Sentence examples for challenges for disabled from inspiring English sources
NL Silvia Quan, lawyer and activist, Guatemala There are still many challenges for disabled people in Guatemala.
Travellers jetting off from Britain may have to walk more than 1km to get to their airport departure gate, according to analysis from a travel trade body which warns of the challenges for disabled passengers or those with limited mobility.
The problem started last year when, at a council meeting discussing the challenges for disabled adults in modern society, Martin asked: "Are we still letting mongols have sex with each other?" Despite saying he'd done nothing wrong, Martin was found guilty of breaching the members' code of conduct.
And it can be a challenge for disabled people, unless councils and others make sure online services are accessible (which some do).
It could be thought that biometric recognition is challenging for disabled people but we show in this work that a correct design can make the process easy for everyone.
The Catskill Center for Independence, which assists people with disabilities, had been asking the same question since the mid-1990's, after noticing that among other challenges for the disabled in rural areas, many voting booths are in difficult-to-reach places -- private garages, church basements.
While the London Underground has been made more accessible in recent years (more than 60 stations out of 270 are now step-less between the street and the platforms), many Tube stations still present challenges for the disabled due to gaps between the platform and the carriage door.
Pacing - when a runner moderates his or her speed to avoid flagging before the end of the race - is a challenge for intellectually disabled athletes.
There are many definitions for "disabled person/person with disability".
But in an exclusive interview with Society Guardian, he has outlined key proposals, including a building and property acquisition programme backed by social finance, but pump-primed by cash from Libor fines paid by banks, and new rights for disabled people to challenge decisions on where they are sent to live.
There are more opportunities available now for disabled people, but the challenges are still enormous.
