Sentence examples for its disabilities from inspiring English sources

People who turn up to Momentum meetings and fight to the death for the appointment of its disabilities rep aren't "real" people and therefore don't need to be heard.

He did this, as writers will, in pursuit of the story he wanted to tell: how his brother's ascent to intellectual dominance forced him into a lesser role as attendant observer, but how, in that lesser, watching role, he eventually found his vocation in life, a vocation defined by its disabilities.

The company also established its disabilities network as an extension of its diversity strategy.

It has not raised the retirement age and it has allowed its disability-insurance system to become an ersatz welfare scheme.

It estimates that Evans' new role will increase the reach of its disability awareness programme to 60 schools and will mean it can provide personalised advocacy to 25 additional families.

The government will, also, in its defence, point to the relaunch of its Disability Confident scheme to boost the employment of disabled people.

The Government is also pursuing a policy of cutting the level of payments from its disability Access To Work fund, which it plans to spread more thinly.

PIP recipients (and its disability living allowance predecessor) are exempt, but sick and disabled people in the ESA Wrag are not.

It said Tuesday that more than 80percentt of its disability claims are now in a digital format.

When a robot breaks a limb, it is typically left completely helpless, unable to overcome its disability.

After dumb shed its disability-specific denotation of "permanently unable to speak," it took on the disability-unrelated but still speech-related denotation of "temporarily unable or unwilling to speak, especially because you are very shocked" (e.g., Some of the passengers were struck dumb with terror or I was struck dumb by the clerk's rudeness).