The word 'impairments' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a limitation, weakness or disability that affects one's physical or mental abilities. Examples: 1. Children with learning impairments often require specialized education programs to help them succeed in school. 2. The accident left him with permanent impairments to his vision and speech. 3. Some people with physical impairments may require assistive devices to perform daily tasks. 4. The athlete's knee injury caused a temporary impairment in his ability to compete. 5. The company offers accommodations for employees with impairments, such as wheelchair accessibility and visual aids.
However, write-offs increased to £96m as Wonga made a £126m provision for impairments.
The worse your impairments, the more you'll need public support – not just specific disability benefits such as ESA, but housing benefit and social care too.
In many cases of brain injury, communication problems can result: impairments of speech, comprehension or literacy, and the loss of confidence that comes with these disabilities.
That figure does not include foetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), the name given to conditions that present with the same impairments in brain development but without the physical growth restrictions and facial characteristics seen in foetal alcohol syndrome.
Older people need lots of different teams – and they may have mobility difficulties, or cognitive impairments, and social issues such as loneliness (which is as bad for your health as smoking).
According to Viko, the project has reproduced and distributed to all schools materials for children with hearing impairments.
If one ignores 2008, when banks were forced to clean up their books as they were bailed out, the previous impairment peak was in 2003, when the victims of the dotcom bubble, such as Time Warner, at last admitted reality.Yet tardiness does not mean that goodwill impairments are meaningless.
Impairments surged to $150 billion in 2012, according to Bloomberg data.
We also said that rescheduling would lead to impairments on sovereign debt held by banks: that is not necessarily the case if the principal or interest rate on debt in the banking book stays the same.
Florida's test requires defendants to demonstrate both "significantly subaverage intellectual functioning" and impairments in "adaptive behaviour" like communicating and looking after oneself.
Even Ireland's lavish guarantee does not quell concerns about rising impairments on the Irish banks' property portfolios.
