Sentence examples for existing disabled from inspiring English sources

For example, Buchanan et al. (2002, 278) have argued that one can devalue disability while valuing existing disabled people and that trying to help parents who want to avoid having a disabled child does not imply that society should make no efforts to increase accessibility for existing people with disabilities.

The company is also trying to repair its existing disabled power line.

The government has already delayed a proposal to remove money designed to fund travel for disabled people in residential care from the existing Disability Living Allowance.

It said it had been quoted more than £40,000 for a custom-made building, so had looked for an alternative within its existing four disabled toilets.

The rep said that the company was marketing this system to computer manufacturers, not individuals (although the company also sells hugely expensive add-on kits for existing computers — for disabled people, for example).

The World Health Organization Expert Committee on Rehabilitation has defined CBR as an approach that involves, utilizes, and builds on existing resources in disabled persons themselves, their families, and communities [ 29].

Viewpoints range from sexism in comic books, to the limited visibility of disabled characters and the practicality of disabled characters existing in a fictional universe where magic, technology, and medical science exceed the limitations of the real world.

This lack of accessible homes is due both to a lack of suitable housing being built and difficulties obtaining funding from cash-strapped councils for adaptations to make existing homes suitable for disabled people.

First of all, he disabled all existing accounts.

They first disabled the existing CFTR gene in pig cells then cloned pigs from these cells, which wasn't easy because both steps have been perfected only in mice.

Indeed, even going out of one's way to create a disabled child (through genetic engineering, selective abortion, or preimplantation genetic diagnosis) cannot count as harming the child, since that particular child has no options for existing other than as disabled.