Sentence examples for disabilities making from inspiring English sources

Some websites are also badly designed for keyboard-only users, such as people with motor disabilities, making navigation difficult.

Beyond the lack of access to support and assistive device, stigma also leads family members to sometimes hide away people with disabilities, making them invisible to humanitarian organisations.

The suit charges that Alaska's exit exam discriminates against students with disabilities, making a diploma hard -- or impossible -- for them to obtain.

But he also spoke with reason and logic, and as a gentleman was able to influence politicians and professionals in the field of developmental and intellectual disabilities, making him a figure that was well respected by Governors, legislators and government officials.

Our future outside the EU, our role as a member of the international community, the future of science and technology, building a sustainable and robust economy, creating fulfilling careers, supporting and empowering those with illnesses and disabilities, making education the foundation block of our society, being a fit and healthy society.

Scores of councils in Denmark are refusing to pay for carers to accompany music fans with disabilities, making it impossible for them to attend without assistance.

An advanced prototype Computer Controlled Power Wheelchair Navigation System or CCPWNS has been developed to provide autonomy for highly disabled users, whose mix of disabilities makes it difficult or impossible to control their own power chairs in their homes.

In my experience people with disabilities make excellent employees, and the dedication I get from people I employ is exemplary.

(She wondered if, in some sense, their man-made disabilities made killing them and eating them feel easier).

Students with disabilities make up 12 percent of the student body, but 70 percent of those subject to physical restraints.

In Zhang's village, only able-bodied adults survived; infants, children, the elderly, and those with disabilities made up the majority of the dead.