Sentence examples for disabled to understand from inspiring English sources

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But the lawyers soon discover a more daunting problem: many detainees are too mentally ill or mentally disabled to understand anything.

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Don't tell them that they are too disabled or not disabled enough to understand what disabled people need.

This also happens when they try to advocate for disability rights they "aren't disabled enough" to understand how "tragic" and "low-functioning" disabled people are.

The Association of Chief Police Officers said the police service had "worked hard to improve its handling of disability hate crime" by speaking with disabled people to understand the types of harassment they face and the barriers that prevent them reporting it and then working with the community and other agencies to help remove those barriers.

The strategy is based on human-like behaviour to help the disabled operator to understand the action of the robot.

As well as giving pupils with learning disabilities a voice and a sense of achievement, those involved in the project hope it will help non-disabled pupils to understand them better.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS "It's really important for every parent with a learning-disabled child to understand the law thoroughly, so you know what your rights are and what services your child may be eligible for," said Peter Wright, the education lawyer and advocate who assisted Ms. McGee.

there is little evidence about disabled women׳s access to maternal and newborn health services in low-income countries and few studies consult disabled women themselves to understand their experience of care and care seeking.

For the mentally ill or disabled, often unable to understand the charges and punishment they face, the experience is even worse, with prolonged detentions and removal without a fair hearing — "deportation by default," in the report's words — all too common.

"But we know there is more to be done, which is why we're committed to halving the disability employment gap, as well as continuing to work with disabled people and wider society to understand how we can achieve true equality".

Additional studies focusing on distinct populations at increased risk for poor HRQOL (e.g. disabled, those unable to work, smokers) are needed to understand causal relationships and such understanding can help in the design of strategies for primary prevention.

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