Sentence examples for disabilities continue from inspiring English sources
Children with disabilities continue to be left out of school even as some countries assert that they have met the millennium development goal (MDG) to grant every child access to primary education.
At a time when people with disabilities continue to be woefully underrepresented or employed in film and TV, either in front of or behind the camera, Becoming Bulletproof compels its audiences to think differently about disability.
People with learning disabilities continue to be failed by police forces, with many neither properly investigating disability hate crimes or treating victims as credible witnesses, according to a report by Mencap.
And if people with disabilities continue to be left behind over the next 15 years, it will be impossible to comply with the UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities and also to meet most of the sustainable development goals (SDGs).
People with disabilities continue to be identified as a group who experience disparate health/health care.
However, the needs of persons with disabilities continue to be absent in other international agreements, documents, and discussions.
Lesser civil disabilities continued in force, though the law was often ignored, into the 20th century.
Means-tested beneficiaries of the Income Support program with disabilities continued to receive a Disability Premium and be counted as part of the IB program.
The level of stigma facing persons with disabilities continues to be a major contributor to exclusion.
Special Olympics provides people with intellectual disabilities continuing opportunities to realize their potential, develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, and experience joy and friendship.
Respondents from NPOs, DPOs, as well as policy makers who had risen from the ranks of NPOs and DPOs in particular commented on the fact that the South African government has prioritised disabled people as a target group within its policies, yet people with psychosocial disability continue to be invisible in the implementation of these directives.
