Sentence examples for lead to disabled from inspiring English sources

Others, including disability campaigners, said the guidelines were dangerous and could lead to disabled people being pressured to end their lives.

It's the unwelcoming attitudes and lack of knowledge among staff and organizers of events that can lead to disabled people feeling isolated and excluded from community life".

There's a common misconception that people with disabilities don't want to go to clubs, but as the charity SCOPE point out, "Young disabled adults are just as keen as everyone else to go out and enjoy themselves; it's the unwelcoming attitudes and lack of knowledge among staff and organisers of events that can lead to disabled people feeling isolated and excluded from community life".

It may be that perceptions of both disabled people and paedophiles as "different", leads to disabled people being falsely labelled as sexual offenders.

Exclusion leads to disabled children's invisibility in society and increased stigmatisation against them – a serious violation of their rights.

Knocking down EphA2 in vitro leads to disabled channel-like structure formation, reduction of invasion and migration ability, and reverse of EMT-related markers.

Such action was necessary, he said, because the goverment was not listening to disabled people over the welfare reform bill and planned cuts to the disability living allowance, which the charity Mencap believes could lead to 500,000 disabled people losing money.

The Department for Work and Pensions is to review the work capability assessment test – a key part of its welfare-to-work programme – after being warned that it was deeply flawed and would lead to many disabled people, and those with genuine health problems, being unfairly penalised.

Many warned it would lead to pressure on disabled people not to be a "burden" on relatives.

The user agreement for Grindr stipulates that no "offensive" materials be included in a profile; violation is supposed to lead to profiles being disabled.

Other efforts to broach the way we live now (including one scene in which PC-gone-mad leads to a disabled man being selected for a top-flight football team) are casually offensive.