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Meanings of disabled people in English

Russian
персона с ограниченными возможностями
Spanish
minusvalido
Catalan
persona discapacitada
Wikidata

Persons with physical or mental disabilities that affect or limit their activities of daily living and that may require special accommodations.

Related terms
персона с ограниченными возможностями
Usage of disabled people in English
1
Families, the elderly and disabled people wait years for sanitation that works.
The Guardian
2
Many say the nomination has given a much-needed voice to disabled people.
Reuters
3
Voting would be made easier for disabled people under a new Bill.
The Irish Times
4
Or by ensuring more disabled people leave school with the right qualifications?
Radio NZ
5
One of its hopes is that disabled people will simply be invisible.
The Guardian
6
RTC gives disabled people the right to combine the support they receive.
The Guardian
7
They promised that the system would become more responsive to disabled people.
Radio NZ
8
Muniba Mazari now speaks out about rights for disabled people in Pakistan.
BBC
9
I'd never been around that many disabled people before in my life.
Independent.ie
10
ESA replaced incapacity benefit and goes largely to sick and disabled people.
The Guardian
11
Is there a problem in South Africa with negative perceptions of disabled people?
The South African
12
At the moment, many disabled people simply don't have this freedom.
The Guardian
13
Cars carrying disabled people will also be allowed on all days.
Radio NZ
14
Among those said to be unfairly affected were disabled people and foster carers.
The Guardian
15
The trials have shown that support can be completely different for disabled people.
Radio NZ
16
She founded Very Special Arts, a programme for young disabled people, in 1974.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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