Sentence examples for imposed on disability from inspiring English sources
Duncan Smith successfully defended the Chingford and Woodford Green seat in 2005, 2010, and 2015, serving as work and pensions secretary in David Cameron's Conservative-led coalition government from 2010 to March 2016, when he resigned that post in protest of the level of cuts to be imposed on disability benefits.
Occupational therapists and others working in the field of children's disability find themselves having to explain to parents of disabled children that professionally recommended wheelchairs and other equipment necessary for independent living are not available because of cuts imposed on paediatric disability services.
Tort liability for negligence should be imposed on those who knowingly cause disability.
By drawing on Skrtic's (1991a, 1991b) institutional and organizational perspectives, this study deconstructed the meaning of the law and its procedural requirements that are imposed on families of children with disabilities.
In spite of all this, GBD2000 considerably underreported the disability that migraine imposed on people throughout the world, and gave a very poor account of headache disorders collectively.
The regulations "impose conditions and prohibitions on housing for persons with disabilities that are not imposed on housing for an equal or greater number of persons without disabilities," says the lawsuit, which seeks monetary damages for victims, civil penalties and a court order to stop future discrimination.
Byrne said he would also be highlighting the combined impact of cuts to disability benefits and services, and argue that they are higher than the new levies imposed on banks.
The two most severe tiers of isolation imposed on wards are called "risk" and "max," requiring 23-hour confinement in cells, when "youth with disabilities are outright denied both general and special education entirely," according to the suit.
"There are no players imposed on me.
"The rate was imposed on us.
