Sentence examples for disabilities in response to from inspiring English sources
"Nothing About Us Without Us" is a slogan by many organizations of people with disabilities in response to the lack of respect and lack of engagement faced by people with disabilities even from allies seeking to help.
The ruling by Judge Patti B. Saris of Federal District Court in Boston resolved the last remaining issue in a broad discrimination lawsuit filed by students with learning disabilities in response to a 1995 crackdown on granting accommodations ordered by Jon Westling, who was then the provost of the university and is now its president.
No field research specific to the experiences of children with disabilities in response to disaster has been undertaken (Peek and Stough 2010; Boon et al. 2011).
Results: There were significant improvements in the emotional component of sinus-related disability, in response to nasal challenge, and in the endoscopic appearance of the mucosa, regardless of patient group.
In the Phase 2 trial we replicated the treatment options in an independent and larger sample of MA sufferers and examined the genotypic effects of both the MTHFR and MTRR (5-Methyltetrahydrofolate-Homocysteine Methyltransferase Reductase) gene on the reduction of homocysteine and migraine disability in response to vitamin supplementation [14].
Regardless of the underlying pathophysiology of forearm pain, we observed reductions of pain and work disability in response to resistance training.
Disability campaigners Spartacus Network surveyed disabled people in response to the consultation.
David A. Hansell, commissioner of temporary and disability assistance, said that in response to the economy, state officials had financed new job training programs and increased the basic welfare grant for the first time in 19 years.
The probability of becoming a disability benefit claimant rises sharply in response to (exogenous) job loss.
Evaluation of general health itself also may be adjusted to reflect changing standards and values in response to disability [ 12, 14, 15].
My argument is quite simple: Even as Ugandan Christian paternalism in response to cognitive disability may appear deeply repugnant to a liberal vision of disability politics, it sustains a form of disability appearance that is otherwise not possible.
