Sentence examples for disabled records from inspiring English sources

Nearly half of L.I.R.R. workers classified as occupationally disabled are later reclassified by the retirement board as totally disabled, records show.

Hailo is the only app whereby a disabled customer can record his/her access needs to alert the driver.

What makes this relevant to music is that one of Apple's "perspective view[s] of an illustrative system for communicating infrared data in accordance with one embodiment of the invention" depicts a band on a stage, and an iPhone screen with the words "recording disabled", suggesting that this – along with preventing filming in cinemas – is one of Apple's suggested usages for the technology.

Has loop recording disabled.

It proved a successful decision, with Pistorius having won four gold medals at the Paralympics and holding world records for disabled athletes in the 100m, 200m and 400m.

Our last experiment with the KWS was the evaluation of the possible improvements gained via speaker (and simultaneously channel) adaptation, as the parameters of the recording differed between the Albayzin corpus and the devices used to record the disabled speakers.

(I've completed disabled Dashboard, for the record. Good riddance).

The Victoria Derbyshire programme submitted Freedom of Information requests to 152 councils with adult social services responsibilities (CASSRs) in England, asking how many reports of sexual abuse of disabled clients they had recorded over the financial years 2013-14 and 2014-15, up to 16 February 2015.

That, his complaint says, violates the Americans with Disabilities Act, which categorizes people as disabled if they have a record of alcoholism and have received treatment.

Most people watching are newbies to the Paralympics and disabled sports, so the world records have helped people get interested.

His Telegraph interview in 2005 concluded: "Oscar Pistorius is not a disabled gold medalist and world record holder, merely a gold medalist and world record holder with no legs".