Sentence examples for made disabilities from inspiring English sources

Marca Bristo, who runs Access Living, the leading organization in Chicago for people with disabilities, is equally effusive: "I don't know of any other mayor who has made disabilities such a personal cause".

Mr Autor and Mark Duggan of the University of Maryland propose emulating the Dutch, who have made disability insurance less of a one-way street by putting employers on the hook for the first few years' payments.

She concluded that the games had somehow made disability "cool".

Structural changes in the economy including the declining job and wage prospects for low-skilled workers also have made disability benefits more attractive as means of long-term income support.

More than ever, disabled people are finding themselves victim to this need to make disability digestible.

Making disability a priority would incur extra costs, he said, but less than expected.

We'll still be making disability payments to Iraq war veterans 50 years from now.

It is about not paying for him to see a psychiatrist and not making disability payments".

Life with a disability may be easier with money, but money won't make disability go away.

While no law will ever make disability an irrelevance to my life, the Disability Discrimination Act was the first huge step on the road to equality and dignity which we are still travelling today.

(Plus some startup decisions, like whether to deduct 60 cents a week from paychecks to make disability payments tax-free -- yes -- and whether to close school for Martin Luther King's Birthday -- no).