Sentence examples for systematically disabled from inspiring English sources
The plane's communication systems were systematically disabled after take-off, and after its last contact with air-traffic control over the South China Sea it was probably flying for about another seven hours.
Although the "party list" voting system ensures that the same rich families will continue to rule Thailand, no matter what the election result, something urgently needs to be done to restore the checks and balances that have been systematically disabled by Mr Thaksin.
The defenders responded by opening fire with anti-tank weapons at very close range – often as short as 20 m – to disable the lead and rear vehicles, trapping the rest of the column, where it could be systematically disabled.
The work and pensions secretary, Damian Green, has dismissed a critical UN report that concluded that the UK government's austerity policies "systematically violated" the rights of disabled people.
Now, a class-action lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Federal District Court in Brooklyn says that five of the eight Queens judges are not just difficult, but also biased against the applicants — many of whom are poor or immigrants — and have systematically denied benefits to the disabled by making legal and factual errors.
Although several imaging as well as lesion studies corroborate the existence of a dissociated processing for exact and approximate calculation [ 24, 29, 31], this dissociation could not be systematically replicated in normal and disabled calculators [ 33, 34].
– Severe Disability: (Conscious but disabled).
Neil Crowther, an independent disability rights expert, said: 'It's deeply sad to see the UK – once a proud global leader on disabled people's rights – being found guilty of systematically violating them.
A United Nations report in February found that IS, which has sought to spread its own violent and brutal brand of religion across the region, has been systematically mass-executing and abusing children, which has included by crucifixion, burying them alive, and using mentally disabled youth as suicide bombers and shields in battle in Iraq.
So, in a multivariate analysis the chronically ill and disabled are not less often using collective insurance, but given the fact that they differ systematically from the general population in their socio-demographic characteristics and subjective health the unweighted percentage of collectively insured is lower among the chronically ill and disabled.
