Sentence examples for groups with special needs from inspiring English sources

Welfare services are provided for a range of groups with special needs.

The other was "targeted universalism"—whereby universal benefits were paid to groups with special needs such as the disabled.

The administration of Gov. George E. Pataki soon opened a loophole: limited licenses for the care of groups with special needs.

These groups are however not considered as key target groups for dietary regulation; thus tax instruments may be effective in improving diets on average, but the design of the instruments and the targeting of vulnerable groups with special needs should be done with care.

The ratio is better for groups with special needs children.

Taken together, the data from IDEAL and the EAP suggest several important benefits for patient groups with special needs, and present a compelling case for further investigations of gefitinib in these groups.

In its schools migrants are the norm, not "a small group with special needs," says Yasemin Karakasoglu of the University of Bremen.

"The problem is we do not have an identity here," she said, "and we are not able to get social services because we are not recognized as a group with special needs".

There are no specific guidelines or plans aimed at children (other than of an educational nature) and they are referred to in these documents solely as a vulnerable group with special needs, alongside the elderly and disabled persons.

You have to convince me that bonding and taking care of your baby requires you to have six weeks, but taking care of, say, a sibling group with special needs only requires two.

Our results are in line with the growing recognition of elderly individuals as a group with special needs in the ED [ 36].