Sentence examples for disability to get from inspiring English sources

What we need is a jobs' plan for people with disability, to get people into sustainable employment, starting off with the public sector.

This week, a USA Today article called out "fakers" who allegedly make up a disability to get special privileges when traveling.

Ironically most women who have children in this country have to take short-term disability to get paid, (so in essence we are saying having children in this country is akin to being disabled, but I digress).

Buses are also vital to help children and young people, older people and those with disabilities to get around.

The picture is no less patchy nationally, according to the Family Planning Association, which has long campaigned for those with learning disabilities to get better sex education.

That will allow people with Medicare who have chronic health problems and disabilities to get the therapy and other skilled care that they need for as long as they need it, if they meet other coverage criteria.

She overcame her disabilities to get a bachelor's degree in commerce from St . Louis Collegefor the Deaf in Chennai, a school for the speech and hearing impaired, but she could not find a job after graduating in 2007.

Reid, who was confined to a wheelchair 12 years ago after contracting Transverse Myelitis, a neurological condition affecting the spine, said he hoped his victory, which was shown live on BBC2, would inspire young boys and girls with disabilities to get into sport.

If counselors don't think science and engineering are possible careers then they are not going to encourage students with disabilities to get in college prep math courses.

"I actually think those fields are good ones for students with disabilities to get into, because there are just so many opportunities available to help get women, minorities, and now people with disabilities involved, since they are so underrepresented," says Alison Ecker, a junior at the University of Oregon majoring in comparative literature.

The university's buildings are all connected by an underground tunnel system that, while designed in large part to allow students to avoid the harsh winter weather in Ottawa, provide a quick and easy way for students with disabilities to get from class to class.