Sentence examples for long handicapped from inspiring English sources

He argues that partisan bickering has for too long handicapped Hungarian politics and that the last vestiges of communist influence need to be rooted out.

On top of that, prolonged labours frequently cause life long handicaps to mother and child.

To Mr. Von Essen, it is but one step in a struggle to bring accountability to an agency that he says has long been handicapped by clumsy administrators.

Mr. Bonner said the agency would also set light beacons in high-risk areas that could be activated by immigrants in need of help.] Mexico's struggle against the mounting deaths has long been handicapped by constitutional provisions that prohibit the government from obstructing the free movement of citizens, including those found entering the United States without proper documents.

The apes, having short thumbs and long fingers, are handicapped in relation to delicate manual dexterity but are adept in the coarser elements of hand use, particularly in relation to tree climbing.

The government has long advocated sterilising mentally handicapped people.

Aomori has a relatively poor agricultural economy that is handicapped by long, cold, snowy winters and poor drainage.

The mounting income from oil, about the only positive force in the UK economy, is keeping the place above water, but in Scotland (traditionally handicapped by long distances and high transport costs) the issue is peculiarly sensitive.

The entire business district was built to be handicapped accessible long before the Americans With Disabilities Act became law.

While the intentions of the inclusion movement were admirable -- a long overdue chance for handicapped individuals to experience the dignity that comes from equal opportunity -- the efficacy of so-called inclusion for students with learning disabilities was, and continues to be, a huge disappointment.

Hitler was a racist who believed that some Germans were real Germans and other Germans were not: the Jews, the handicapped, the long-term unemployed, the homosexuals, the Roma, the biracial.