Sentence examples for disabled public from inspiring English sources
[C3.] Calpers Settles Age Bias Suit The California Public Employees Retirement Systemm has agreed to pay $250 million to disabled public safety officers who sued over age discrimination.
Fine principles and sitting in opposition will not help child poverty, the NHS, the disabled, public services and those that society should seek to protect".
This Saturday, people opposed to and hit by the cuts, from women to the disabled, public service workers and those on housing benefit will be taking the fight to the banks.
The federal government announced its largest settlement ever in a discrimination lawsuit yesterday when California's giant state pension fund agreed to pay $250 million to disabled public safety officers who sued over age discrimination.
There was an insufficient record of state discrimination against disabled public employees, Chief Justice Rehnquist said for the majority then, while suggesting that the record for Title II, public services, might be different.
But if anyone is well placed to articulate the rage felt by the disabled, public sector workers, wine drinkers, cigarette smokers and people irrationally irritated by the sight of an air-punching Jamie Oliver, it's surely the Irn Bru marketing department.
Vocal leaders: Just like the women's career movement has a number of women's powerhouses, from executives such as Sallie Krawcheck and Sheryl Sandberg to various celebrities promoting awareness of feminism, the disability movement needs higher-level engagement from voices that can capture the non-disabled public's attention.
"Meaningful access for the disabled to public transportation services is not a utopian goal or political promise," the judge wrote.
Blinded by a childhood illness, he helped the disabled win public benefits and aided farmers fighting illegal land seizures.
Lazio speaks often of the many things he has done for New Yorkers in his eight years as a legislator -- creating work incentives for the disabled, reforming public housing, making prescription-drug coverage available for seniors, expanding access to cancer care.
There is a fine line between those who are terminally ill and those who are disabled in public perception and the emotional power behind the campaign for assisted suicide is based on misplaced pity.
