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Перевод: disability

[существительное]
неспособность ; бессилие; неплатежеспособность ; нетрудоспособность ; инвалидность ; неправоспособность

Тезаурус:

1. Because of the preponderance of older people among the disabled and the cost implications of recognising this fact within the social security system, policy makers have consistently tried to deny the existence of disability among this group, arguing that it is a "normal" part of the ageing process.
2. First, a new disability allowance will be introduced for those whose disability begins before the age of 65.
3. Thus all children, whether suffering from disability or not, have similar needs.
4. After about six months Stateside and more operations, I was given a medical discharge with 100% disability".
5. They often restrict their social activities because they cannot afford the services or assistance - including transport - which would help them to overcome the restrictions that disability imposes on their lives.
6. My failure to even get interviewed soon demonstrated to me that, even though Goldsmiths had accepted me despite my disability, I would have to fight very hard to get any further.
7. Unfortunately, it is not possible to just insert the word "disability" into the document, as there are several procedures which must be adhered to, not least of all submission to the governors appointed since financial delegation some months ago.
8. Third, the major impact of disability on older people must be recognised within the social security system.
9. Disability and health services: perceptions, beliefs and experiences of elderly people by C J Partridge, M Johnston and L Morris.
10. The association between the daughter's rejection and the mother's disability appears to afford at least circumstantial evidence that relationships deteriorate as a consequence of the burdens of tending.
11. Mr Justice Roch said that because the defendant was deaf and had a speech disability a social worker, Jill Hughes, would sit in the dock and translate.
12. It treats cultural representation as a sort of compensation for those sidelined by reason of race, place, gender or disability, and unpacks all the many meanings of "access": from affordability to wheelchair-ramps.
13. I actually knew someone who suffered from the "dart syndrome" you mention, and he eventually overcame his disability, I believe with the help of a psychologist.