Sentence examples for disabled safety from inspiring English sources

At a news conference in San Francisco, federal officials announced that the pension fund, the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm, known as Calpers, would pay $50 million in retroactive benefits to the disabled safety officers, averaging $30,000 a person.

Governments should care about ensuring adequate transportation coverage, access for the disabled, safety and security of passengers, as well as insurance for drivers.

You will see a "Successfully disabled Safety Mode" message at the top of your screen.

[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.

New Jersey officials said yesterday they were investigating whether staff members at a center for the developmentally disabled violated safety rules, following the death of 42-year-old mentally retarded resident.

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.

Market failures -- not just recessions, but the inability of markets in advanced economies to provide ample social insurance as effectively as the public sector, the need to provide for the disabled, the safety net, and wage subsidies like the EITC for those who need to support children but don't earn enough to do so -- clearly abound.

Mr. Jordan thought to back the neighbor's car out of the garage, so there wouldn't be an even bigger catastrophe, then led a disabled woman to safety.

Yet though the Wells fire took place in March 2009, the state has not undertaken a broad review of whether group homes, which now care for a vast majority of the state's developmentally disabled, have appropriate safety modifications to protect residents who often do not understand that they are in danger.

He ordered the move after reports that Easyjet had refused to fly disabled passengers on safety grounds.

The agency looked for applications that prioritized the city's concerns around safety, disabled access, equity and accountability," the agency said.