The public handicapping can be misleading, but it usually captures some truths about the leading actors and can, fairly or unfairly, define them for an entire presidency.
I don't know how far $100,000 would go in renovating the lobby of a station house while making a public handicapped-accessible toilet.
Aides to Mr. Bloomberg refuse to make public his handicap.
Rather, "the intent of the Act was more to open the door of public education to handicapped children on appropriate terms than to guarantee any particular level of education once inside".
Yet other ethical issues special to architecture range over matters of personal and social spaces and the articulations thereof, including criteria for designing around concerns related to privacy, accessibility (for the public generally and handicapped in particular), respecting community and neighborly preferences, and promoting civic values.
Whether justified or not, this public perception is handicapping the Administration's efforts to reform the financial sector and undermining its claim to represent change.
The gleaming new quarters, at 10,000 square feet three times larger than the old library, have state-of-the-art technology, access for the handicapped, a public meeting room with a kitchenette and amenities like infants' changing tables.
The two papers reputedly entered this competition for the public eye with a handicap.
We also had 2 million children in American public schools that had handicapping conditions and were receiving an incredibly substandard education.
Their prison friends asked them what it is like to be blind, how they function, how the public reacts to their handicap.
Brother Curry acquired and refurbished the Belfast site in 1996, renovating the former public high school into a handicapped accessible campus.
