Sentence examples for disabilities in making from inspiring English sources

"We will continue supporting children with disabilities in making their voices heard through the campaign's special events in 2011.

This means dismantling the barriers to inclusion; ending institutionalisation; moving beyond minimum standards; coordinating services to support the child, especially in early childhood; and involving children with disabilities in making decisions.

Another similar Goodwill program, Paperworks Studio, gives people with disabilities training and employment in making greeting cards which are sold at select Goodwill stores, specialized stores, and retailers.

This specific addition makes it more likely that people with disabilities will be involved in making policy and implementing practices.

Finally, it is important to continue to boost the participation of people with disabilities and their organizations in making policy and practice.

This should come as good news to an aging generation of baby boomers, as well as to the growing number of people diagnosed with brain disorders and learning disabilities — or anyone interested in making the most of his or her brain potential.

But for years the NFLPA's law firm has defended a government system that kept players from using those same treating physicians in making disability claims.

4.22pm: Labour has been criticised by Scope, a leading disability charity, for delays in making its manifesto available to blind people and those with learning difficulties.

In late 2008, prosecutors from Mr. Cuomo's office brought felony charges of official misconduct against Frederick S. Kreuder, a former manager of the railroad's pension office, saying he charged workers $1,000 to coach them in making disability claims.

Brazil, for example, got people with mental disabilities and their families involved in making policy following outrage about human rights violations in psychiatric institutions.

With such different ways of measuring and defining disability there is little benefit in making comparisons between countries, or over time within a country.