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Meanings of handicapped person 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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Examples for "cripple"
Examples for "cripple"
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Glad to know you're doin' good, even if you are a cripple.
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Merchants worried that American independence would cripple their lucrative transatlantic tobacco business.
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In the end it will just cripple people's interest in this market.
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Remember, manufacturers cripple their cameras in software to differentiate the product line.
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Let him cripple his forces in some disastrous attempt at a landing.
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A doctor's note is required if the person with disabilities is applying for an indefinite proxy vote.
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Fiji's government says it plans to this week recommend that parliament ratifies the International Convention on the Rights of Person with Disabilities.
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Families, the elderly and disabled people wait years for sanitation that works.
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Many say the nomination has given a much-needed voice to disabled people.
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Voting would be made easier for disabled people under a new Bill.
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Or by ensuring more disabled people leave school with the right qualifications?
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One of its hopes is that disabled people will simply be invisible.
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If the disabled person is married, a spouse can typically access accounts.
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What does help is when the deaf or disabled person gets promoted.
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A legal right means a disabled person can challenge the council.
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These include the right to have one's needs as a disabled person assessed.
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Pomeroy said there was no disabled person on the advisory group.
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It said any process change must include input from people with disabilities.
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A lobby group today urged companies to employ more people with disabilities.
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If you really believe that, we need to include people with disabilities.
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This offers people with disabilities the opportunity to work in our stores.
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Gandon provides integrated social employment in commercial companies for people with disabilities.
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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.
Usage of handicapped person in English
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Didn't I tell you not to get too involved with a handicapped person?
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I looked down on him, and sometimes I pitied him the way you pity a handicapped person.
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A handicapped person pays less for transport and I would say this person is my helper so they would get a reduced fare.
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Investigators tracked down the unemployed holder of a handicapped person's card thanks to DNA that was found on four of the stamps on the letters.
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But can it really foster public debate on what constitutes the best management of profoundly and permanently handicapped persons in this country?
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"I have to be at home," he says slowly, like someone explaining a simple fact of life to a mentally handicapped person.
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