Sentence examples for disabled in order to from inspiring English sources
Must users be disabled in order to legally use the feature?
Then a question came up about a postman in East Anglia who pretended to be disabled in order to win at paraplegic sports.
President Bill Clinton won several budget battles against the Republican-controlled Congress by arguing that Republicans would gut Medicare, the health program for the elderly and disabled, in order to provide tax reduction for the wealthy.
Daniel Sisto, president of the Healthcare Association of New York, said in a statement that not doing so would be tantamount to "cashing in health care services for children, the elderly and disabled in order to avoid raising taxes on the wealthy".
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.
The PlayStation3 has only 6 SPU cores available due to one core being reserved by the OS and 1 core being disabled in order to increase production yields.
But story books don't necessarily need to focus on disabled characters in order to raise awareness about disability, says the disability charity Scope.
11.00pm BST "The Captain" on the shelf Jeter hits the disabled list in order to make room for Alex Rodriguez.
It forces you to list your miserable woes or shout your angry needs until you are forced to think of yourself as less than able and to manufacture a "disabled voice" in order to have a voice at all.
The flames will then travel to Stoke Mandeville next Tuesday, where pioneering doctor Ludwig Guttmann created the first competition for disabled athletes in order to rehabilitate former servicemen injured during the second world war.
The review will be announced in a draft consultation document published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) on Monday, which will also examine changes to the controversial work capability assessments (WCA) undergone by disabled people in order to obtain welfare.
