Sentence examples for veterans ability from inspiring English sources

Modern psychiatry, they argue, is locked into a mindset that systematically overdiagnoses P.T.S.D. without nurturing veterans' ability to heal themselves.

Members of Congress and voting rights advocates argue that the interference amounts to voter suppression, and that it will greatly hinder wounded, ill, and disabled veterans' ability to cast ballots in the fall election.

Veterans' ability to complete research interviews that provided self-reported outcomes was determined by a telephone screening, using the short Blessed Orientation-Memory-Concentration Test [ 26].

Health system barriers to care such as long wait times and long distances to treatment facilities reduce veterans' ability to access care [ 12] and this has important implications for discontinuities in utilization of mental health and non mental health services [ 13].

At the Time 2 interview we were interested in Veterans' abilities to make meaning from and to cope with cancer.

The veteran's ability from set-pieces is sure to add another dimension to the attack with tougher challenges ahead.

They complained about long waiting times for appointments with Veterans Administration doctors and about a policy that limits a disabled veteran's ability to draw both retirement and disability pay at the same time.

Pursue young players on teams that have packed it in, particularly the smarter ones like the A's and the Blue Jays, who realize that at-bats are a currency that can either be squandered on veterans whose abilities are well known or properly spent on young players who need experience and the platform to showcase their skills.

Knowingly or not, some of the Pentagon's business practices block our veteran's ability to find and retain good jobs in entertainment.

Mrs. Clinton last week held a similar event where a panel of military veterans touted her ability to be a top-notch commander in chief.

But Democrats said they did not want to give Medicare two of the most powerful tools used by the veterans agency: the ability to establish a "federal ceiling price" and a uniform list of covered drugs, known as a national formulary.