Sentence examples for disabled therefore from inspiring English sources

Pregnant women, as well as such other vulnerable groups as the very young, the elderly, and the disabled, therefore require appropriate medical surveillance and advice about specific precautionary measures they can take.

Last year, after a challenge by another country, he was classified briefly as only intellectually disabled — therefore ineligible for Paralympic competition — but Mrs. Shaw appealed and I.P.C. inspectors reclassified him in December as physically disabled and cleared him for the Paralympics.

She said it "seems to argue in a circle" that a person excluded from a job by reason of a disability is therefore disabled in the major life activity of working.

He countered by taking the position that he was officially disabled and therefore entitled to be paid through May 5, 2005.

This means that some people with no physical mobility problems may not be classed as disabled and therefore be forgotten about.

Lacking health care for so long worsened her condition, to the point that she was declared disabled — and therefore eligible for Medicaid coverage without the expansion.

The more successful a person is at coping with a disability, the more likely it is the court will find that they are no longer disabled and therefore no longer covered under the A.D.A".

(j) A veteran may receive an examination to determine whether the veteran is catastrophically disabled and therefore eligible for inclusion in priority category 4. (k) A veteran may receive care for psychosis or mental illness other than psychosis pursuant to 38 CFR 17.109.

It is intended to protect workers who become disabled and therefore cannot (or at least cannot be expected to) work.

But the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the trial court's finding in 2015 and ruled that Moore wasn't intellectually disabled — and therefore, could be executed.

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