Sentence examples for disability has developed from inspiring English sources
The definition of disability has developed in recent decades and the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health promotes a bio-psycho-social model that incorporates components of the medical and social models [ 10].
In recent years, new policies about disability have developed at the international level.In the last few years, many life facilitator initiatives have been done for disabled in Turkey.
The second case was that of a veteran pitcher in whom a progressive disability had developed and who, for the past year, was unable to throw a baseball hard.
The 23-year-old, who had profound learning disabilities, had developed aspiration pneumonia - which meant food had got into her lungs.
Sometimes disclosing your disability can be an advantage when networking, however: "I've found that being candid about my disability and how it has developed me as a person can be a real ice-breaker," explains Neil.
From the 90s onwards, Britain has developed a leading role in developing EU disability policy away from charity and welfare and towards equality and human rights.
UNICEF has developed a human resources policy on the employment of persons with disabilities and established a Disability Accommodations Fund to support staff with disabilities or with family members living with disabilities.
He cited the example of Germany, which has developed a national action plan for people with disabilities.
Fiercely independent, immensely frustrated by his disability, he had developed a temper and drove them away.
The censorship allegations come after Channel 4's Dispatches programme on Monday alleged that Atos, the firm involved in medically assessing sickness and disability claims, had developed a target culture to ensure enough people were being taken off benefits.
People who have been in hospital are known to be at increased risk of falls and disability so we have developed an exercise program and recruitment strategy for use in this population.
