Sentence examples for cost disabled from inspiring English sources
Trumpcare could cost disabled Americans their independence.
"The fundamentally flawed PIP assessment needs a radical overhaul so it accurately identifies the extra costs disabled people face". Philip Connolly, policy manager at Disability Rights UK, welcomed the review but expressed regret at "persistent failures" of the assessment process.
The DLA mobility component helps to meet some of the extra costs disabled people face when they travel.
On top of the usual loans for fees and living costs, disabled students can claim grants for specialist equipment, non-medical help and travel.
If you won't take my word for it, take the word of Scope, which set up the Extra Costs Commission to look into the extra costs disabled people face in daily life.
Some studies have found that it will cost the disabled a full third of our incomes.
For instance, Hainan Province reduces the cost of disabled children's care and education.
A bill limiting the cost to disabled and elderly people of their social care will form part of the government's legislative programme for the next year, the Queen's Speech revealed.
According to British reformers Beatrice and Sidney Webb, when a minimum wage cost a disabled person his job, this was "not a mark of social disease, but actually of social health". In the case of women, the minimum wage argument was subtler than the eugenic hysteria directed at immigrants and the disabled.
Children lose most in tax credits, frozen child benefit and extra child care costs, most disabled children losing all credits.
Spiralling costs mean disabled residents and carers can struggle to access health and social care services; the coalition government has already announced a five-fold increase in the cost of a blue badge for disabled drivers.
