Sentence examples for disabled access to from inspiring English sources

The group has, for example, recently campaigned for proper disabled access to the pedestrian walkway on Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The conference could debate such issues as voting systems, parties' selection of candidates, Commons working hours, disabled access to parliament, and the culture of parliament.

But Romford library has only a hard-to-operate service lift for elderly and disabled access to its third-storey reference section.

"There is a major issue about the disabled access to the cabs, the number of cabs that could handle a wheelchair, and that is low in this plan," Mr. Cuomo said.

Following an Estyn report, proposals were lodged to improve disabled access to St Johns College on William Nichols Drive, as well as extend part of the college for specialist teaching and a new library.

The general objective aims to improve the e-learning interactive methods and the activity with the disabled in order to use them also within the didactic activity, to improve the results of the educational process as well as to increase the disabled access to education.

If you require access to disabled access facilities and/or wish to apply for a free PA/Carer ticket in order to have assistance at the festival please purchase a standard event ticket and complete and submit the registration form available from our Disabled Access page.

"The restrictions imposed by the government over recent years, constantly tightening the PIP criteria, have denied many disabled students access to vital support," says James Elliott, disabled students officer at the National Union of Students.

As such, family planning clinics in Northern Ireland represent a landscape of exclusion, denying disabled people access to services and reproducing cultural ideologies concerning disability and sexuality.

Yet the National Educational Act, passed in 1999 – and accompanied by posters declaring: "Any disabled person who wishes to go to school can do so" – supposedly guaranteed all disabled children access to state education.

there is little evidence about disabled women׳s access to maternal and newborn health services in low-income countries and few studies consult disabled women themselves to understand their experience of care and care seeking.