Significados de non-disabled em inglês

The few female top earners were generally white, middle class and non-disabled.

These key themes indicate a wider disparity between disabled people and their non-disabled peers.

These groups feature disabled and non-disabled professional and amateur musicians performing in combined groups.

Up until then I had no contact with non-disabled kids.

Neate added: We know disabled women are more vulnerable to domestic violence than non-disabled people.

She is part of the England ParaCheer team, where physically disabled and non-disabled athletes compete side-by-side.

It will also engage with positive images of disabled people in literature, by disabled and non-disabled writers.

Disabled and non-disabled participants worked together o strategies to enable everyone who wants to to 'take this dance'.

From the mid-2000s, Pistorius had been engaged in a battle to be allowed to compete against non-disabled athletes.

The survey collected information from interviews of 23,000 disabled and non-disabled people last year.

Home monitors showed no effects on their blood pressure, while non-disabled patients cut about four points using a monitor.

We put quality music-making at the heart of everything we do, connecting disabled and non-disabled people locally, nationally and internationally.

Currently she is the interim Artistic Director of Touch Compass, a performance company that works with disabled and non-disabled creatives.

Disabled students were significantly more likely than non-disabled respondents to have experienced several forms of sexual misconduct at least once.

The thousands of disabled kids who're making it through our education system - in the mainstream, along side their non-disabled peers.

According to the Himalayan Database, only two disabled climbers have ever perished on Everest, versus a whopping 288 for non-disabled climbers.