Sentence examples for disabled to decide from inspiring English sources
"Technology can be great for improving independence and we hope this allows the disabled to decide what they want to do, and just go out and do it".
Under such a program, states would get a set amount of federal money to spend on health care for the poor and disabled, along with the autonomy to decide how best to spend it.
This normative system, alongside Ecuador's Penal Code - in Ecuador abortion is legally permitted only when the life and health of the mother are at risk and when pregnancy is due to rape of a mentally disabled woman- curtailed girls' freedom to decide upon the continuation or termination of their pregnancies, by stressing motherhood as women's natural responsibility.
Writing later for the Birther website World Net Daily, for which he is now a paid columnist, Santorum insinuated that the convention invested the UN with Solomonic powers to decide whether his disabled daughter Bella should live or die.
Now there are calls for a change in the law to allow disabled people and their families the statutory right to decide what kind of care and treatment is best.
"How are you going to decide who is and isn't disabled under the act because that's usually only decided in court?" asks Turner.
Giants Manager Bruce Bochy said the team would wait until Friday to decide whether Sandoval needed to be put on the disabled list.
Here are some questions Penn hasn't asked: Can you imagine Daniel Patrick Moynihan having to poll to decide whether to throw his weight behind transportation for the disabled?
"It will be for the States to decide what they want to progress in terms of support for disabled people in the island, but hopefully the outcomes of the survey will allow to shape some very clear recommendations".
The deportation of a disabled asylum-seeker has been abandoned after farcical scenes at Heathrow because immigration officers forgot his wheelchair and then had to decide whether or not to send him to Lagos without it.
