Sentence examples for handling disability from inspiring English sources

The department has gotten a reputation for the very slow process of handling disability claims, and it has gotten mocked for stacks of paper records.

This week, the V.A. acknowledged the criticism over long delays in handling disability claims and announced that claims processors in all 56 regional offices would have to work at least 20 hours of overtime per month until the end of 2013 in an effort to eliminate the backlog.

This is a party not quite sure how to handle disability.

Now the applications that Mastek is building for CUNA, to handle disability claims, amount to a multimillion-dollar deal.

Ms. Williams said the railroad also examined its own disability program, which, unlike the retirement board's, handles disability claims from current employees.

IT started years ago as a policy worked out by Westchester County and its correction officers on how to handle disability claims.

As a lawyer who handles disability cases, I find that most people keep working until they no longer can or until their employer forces them to leave because of their inability to do the job.

Its screenplay, by Mike Rich, a sports-movie specialist who wrote the fraudulent "Finding Forrester" and the more persuasive "Rookie," adheres strictly to Hollywood's unwritten rules of how to handle disability and race in a family movie.

Kimberly Walton, the assistant administrator who handles disability issues for the T.S.A., said that the agency is committed "to doing our part to demystify the screening process for the parent and the child, so when the real trip to Disney comes up there are fewer or no hiccups".

The Social Security Administration, which already handles disability insurance, would administer the program and write the checks.

Others felt that specialist care was required: "When they [health worker] see a PWD, they would say that they need a specialist to handle disability but there are none present especially in far flung rural areas.