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Meanings of disabled persons in English
Persons with physical or mental disabilities that affect or limit their activities of daily living and that may require special accommodations.
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Usage of disabled persons in English
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Aim: Rehabilitation services for disabled persons are lacking in countries with limited economic resources.
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Some would say they're still disabled -so they're not persons, but disabled persons.
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Needs assessments strengthen the hand of disabled persons and their families in pressing for services.
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Only poor, aged, and disabled persons may beg.
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Madam, -The Government's decision to reduce social welfare rates for blind and disabled persons is disappointing.
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Sir, - I think it is significant that very few disabled persons commented on the controversial remarks by M.E.
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Uber has ignored advocates for the blind, and other disabled persons, when they claim Uber's drivers discriminate against them.
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It is much wider than that, embracing disabled persons, single-parent families and those reliant of welfare to pay their rent.
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He said government employees who work with children and mentally disabled persons are also being vetted against the National Register of Sex Offenders.
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Also with the States, we have begun a great and fruitful expansion in the restoration of disabled persons to employment and useful lives.
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A certain amount of baggage was allowed per man, and saddle animals were to be furnished to commissioned officers and to all disabled persons.
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At present, the Thai government allocates US$187.5 per annum to registered disabled persons as a disability living allowance.
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Physically disabled Dong Jingli practises modern dance with her partner at a disabled persons activity center in Beijing, February 28, 2012.
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Late last year Bev Grammer was elected president of the Disabled Persons' Assembly .
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But not all employers were accommodating, Disabled Persons Assembly NZ spokesperson Esther Woodbury said.
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This year is the U.N.-declared International Year of Disabled Persons.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for disabled persons