Sentence examples for disabilities whose from inspiring English sources

Janus is one of dozens of people with learning disabilities whose lives are being rebuilt following years of institutional abuse.

When PLAN facilitators work with families, they frequently encounter people with disabilities whose needs and deficits have been exhaustively documented, but whose interests or abilities have gone unexplored.

During our research, we heard from girls with mental and intellectual disabilities whose parents had injected them with contraceptive implants in case men raped them.

The rapporteur was struck by the impact the policy has on people with disabilities whose homes had been converted to suit their needs.

The present study examined the use of tablet assisted Social Stories™ intervention for three high school students with severe intellectual disabilities whose problem behavior interfered with their learning and caused classroom disruptions.

Dr. Levine was a leading advocate for children with learning disabilities, whose fame spread through his books, including "A Mind at a Time"; his PBS series, "Misunderstood Minds"; national lectures; and an appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

Fortunately, laws in most states prohibit employers from requiring a blood test as a condition of employment, since AIDS is regarded as a disability whose sufferers are protected from discrimination.

Or when he trained with a young woman living with a disability, whose mother revealed her daughter's mantra: "I gotta be strong cause the Rock told me to be strong!" His response was, as always, to say thanks: "Moments like this with Lexi will always be the best part of my fame.

"There are managers who don't know how to manage someone with a stigmatized disability whose health is worsening," she said.

Surely, we can reference many (yet clearly not enough) outstanding authors from diverse group identities (race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability) whose works have met and exceeded industry standards.

Behind every one of these great dogs is a puppy raiser, someone who takes the dog into his home at eight weeks of age and gives it up at 18 months to a child or adult with a disability, whose life will be changed for the better.