Sentence examples for continuing disabilities from inspiring English sources

It must be affirmed nonetheless that the later history of the papacy, modern as well as medieval, was shaped by what he and his followers did, and the continuing disabilities of the medieval papacy were largely the result of what they left undone.

Most notably, the reforms also required continuing disability reviews (CDRs) of DI benefits for non-permanently disabled beneficiaries at least every three years.

But in a news conference on Thursday, officials gave a warning to railroad retirees with knowledge about any continuing disability fraud.

Source: Annual Report of Continuing Disability Reviews (CDR) (1998-2008).

"Medical recovery" is determined through continuing disability reviews (CDRs), whose use has varied widely over time.

SSA refers to these medical reviews as continuing disability review (CDRs), and we describe individuals as "ceased" if SSA determines in a CDR that they are no longer eligible for disability benefits.

13The only adult beneficiaries who were ineligible for TTW were (1) those designated as "medical improvement expected" who had been on the rolls for less than three years and had not yet had a continuing disability review and (2) former child SSI recipients awaiting adult redetermination.

The experiences in these countries also call into question the viability of ongoing attempts to gain control of the U.S. DI rolls by funding additional continuing disability reviews or enhancing post-entry rehabilitation or job training programs like Ticket-to-Work.

Almost all SSD beneficiaries and SSI recipients over age 18 were eligible; the main exceptions were (1) new beneficiaries with a status of medical improvement expected (MIE) who had not yet had their first medical continuing disability review (medical CDR) and (2) child SSI recipients who had reached age 18 and were waiting for redetermination as adults.

For example, a key use of program integrity funding for Social Security and SSI is to conduct "continuing disability reviews" to weed out beneficiaries who have recovered from their impairments.

Of this cohort, a high proportion of the continuing disability was seen in adolescents and young adults.