Sentence examples for is therefore disabled from inspiring English sources

She said it "seems to argue in a circle" that a person excluded from a job by reason of a disability is therefore disabled in the major life activity of working.

The ODE solver routine is therefore disabled, and the orbital evolution due to the SN event is solved for in a separate function as detailed below.

Ms. Williams won a ruling from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit that she was "substantially limited in performing manual tasks" -- a judicial approach that avoided confronting the clouded issue of "working" -- and was therefore disabled despite her remaining ability to perform "a range of isolated, nonrepetitive manual tasks".

Disabled women are two times more likely to suffer physical abuse from an intimate partner than non-disabled women [ 7], and it is therefore likely that disabled women may be particularly vulnerable to pregnancy-related abuse.

"It is therefore unsurprising that more disabled people have been declared fit for work.

People with migraine spent 10.0% of their time in the ictal state (DW: 0.433); they were therefore 4.3% disabled overall.

Handicap is therefore a function of the relationship between disabled persons and their environment.

b One participant reported employment status as disabled and retired and is therefore counted in the Other category.

The challenge is therefore to develop a methodology that accurately identifies these unique resource needs, uses an approach that is acceptable to the disabled community, enables all disabled people to participate, and distinguishes 'needs' from 'wants.' This paper describes and presents the rationale for a mixed methodology for identifying and prioritising the resource needs of disabled people.

Many of the young people confined to institutions have been wrongly labelled disabled and are therefore unable, under limited government legislation, to be considered for fostering with families.

Disabled people are, therefore, disproportionately represented as victims of antisocial behaviour – which suggests that targeted harassment against them is being wrongly classified as antisocial behaviour.