Sentence examples for out of disability from inspiring English sources

In the U.S. context, the reluctance of the disabled to come out of disability is intrinsically tied to a loss of health insurance (Medicare) (Autor and Duggan 2007).

Foot painters are extraordinary and show that adaptation out of disability can turn feet into instruments as dextrous as hands.

The introduction of universal credit, the phasing out of disability benefit, and the imposition of a benefit cap are all, theoretically, geared to that purpose.

Image Description: Tweet by Anita Cameron (@adaptanita) on 18 May 2016: "#DisabilityTooWhite When Blacks and POC are left out of disability history and studies courses".

A plurality of men age 25 to 54 who left the labor force over the last 15 years said they did so because they were ill or disabled: As you can see from the top dashed line, the percentage of men dropping out because of disability rose during the recession and has been falling since then, although illness or disability is still the most commonly cited reason for leaving the labor force.

Mostly because people who aren't disabled just don't have an understanding of the ins and outs of disability and how complex and expensive life can be.

Statistics showing how many people die while claiming out-of-work disability benefits will be published on Thursday.

Last month it scrapped repeat assessments for those with severe and lifelong conditions for the main out-of-work disability benefit, employment and support allowance (ESA).

Sayce, author of a key report to ministers that controversially advocated the closure of Remploy factories, which provided work for disabled people, described the Work Programme as "a non-work programme – at best it is heading for an 88% failure rate with people on out-of-work disability benefits.

S.S.I. helps replace lost parental income, blunt the otherwise crushing expense of out-of-pocket disability-related health care costs, and provide vulnerable children with a stable home environment.

This was followed by a series of presentations and discussions, supported by UNICEF and partners, focused on some of the issues facing children in Malaysia today, such as out-of-school children; disabilities; violence; and vulnerable communities.