Sentence examples for disabled each from inspiring English sources
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1.7 million Americans die and 25 million are disabled each year by chronic diseases caused or made worse by unhealthy lifestyles.
WMATA disabled each circuit that could not be immediately fixed and created an online circuit tracking system, similar to its elevator outage tracker.
Yet in 2007, despite progress toward that goal, millions of people die or are disabled each year from causes that are easily preventable or treatable [ 2].
At least 20 per cent of the estimated 15,000-20,000 people who are killed or disabled each year by these deadly weapons of war are children.
In addition, lack of effective human resource management at agency level disabled each organisation from identifying timely the weakness of their staff and to develop tailored training or drill programmes to enhance their overall competency in handling public health emergencies, which also influenced the awareness on responsibilities and competency enhancement of PHIs.
It could do so by requiring one machine for the disabled at each polling place.
Competing interrupts are not an issue because interrupts are disabled while each interrupt service routine is still occuring.
McDonald described the assessment process undergone by hundreds of thousands of chronically ill and disabled people each year as crude, unprofessional and Kafka-esque in its complexity.
Disability insurance through an employer, worker's compensation and Social Security can help those who become disabled, but each has its shortcomings.
Hillman expects that most jurisdictions will hold their elections with mixed systems, each offering a technology-of-choice for most voters, as well as one accessible direct-recording machine for the disabled at each polling place.
During presentations, Vanier sometimes includes the Liturgy of the Washing of the Feet, where the able and disabled wash each other's feet as Jesus washed the feet of his disciples at the Last Supper.
