Sentence examples for fully disabled from inspiring English sources
A veteran deemed to be fully disabled by post-traumatic stress disorder can collect $2,000 to $3,000 a month, tax free.
State regulations in 1978 and 1980 added categories for people who are deaf, developmentally disabled, require a walker or prosthetic device for mobility, or have been ruled fully disabled by the Social Security Administration.
UNCERTAIN DAMAGE -- A preliminary assessment of attacks on 31 targets showed gains, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said, but it was not certain if the missiles and planes had destroyed the Taliban's command posts or fully disabled its air defenses.
Today, the definition encompasses a wide range of children, some "fully disabled" and others who "have something that is much more mild and can attend school but may have some social disability," said Thomas R. Insel, director of the National Institute of Mental Health.
Deemed fully disabled, he was eventually discharged from service on June 6 , 1863
When the worker is still partially or fully work disabled after two years, he/she can apply for a long-term disability benefit.
The only way to fully include disabled children is by inclusion from the start.
Although admired for producing original and captivating musical theatre, Chickenshed remains best known for fully integrating disabled and able-bodied actors.
Of the 27 patients who reported sick leave due to arthritis in the past 12 months with a specific duration at study entry, 5 were partially or fully work disabled after 12 months of follow up, 10 reported long-term sick leave (1 3 months), 4 reported short-term sick leave (2 4 weeks) and 8 reported no sick leave due to arthritis.
Ruben A. Pro, a 72-year-old Air Force retiree in New Mexico who suffered a stroke 19 years after leaving the service and is now rated fully service-disabled, says, "I'm very appreciative, but I think our government is just too generous".
