The author says his brother can overcome the disability of being a novus homo.
The Dukes' Opening Doors training program encourages employees to acknowledge the disability of customers and never to be afraid to ask how they can assist them.
"What we're talking about is the disability of the player and the rights of the employer to run the N.F.L. as they see fit.
The hotel has had the extra cost of an interpreter and even though guests are informed on check-in about the disability of some staff, some are impatient.
There was an edge to these Games that we have never seen before and that perfectly dovetails with the message that we should concentrate on the ability, not the disability, of the competitors.
An article last Sunday about auctioned Oscar statuettes referred incorrectly to the disability of Harold Russell, who won best supporting actor for "The Best Years of Our Lives" (1946).
A secondary functional outcome measures were the disability of arm, shoulder, and hand (DASH) score.
Regardless, the delays were not associated with the disability of the patients.
In the United States, more than 100,000 Americans live with the disability of tetraplegia.
As a complicated nervous system disease, migraine is characterized by the disability of components in the trigeminal pain pathway.
The disability of migraine can be severe and imposes a considerable burden on the sufferer and the society [3 5].
