Examples of using Disabled persons in English and their translations into Czech
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via a steep staircase, for older and disabled persons not so suitable.
including disabled persons.
especially disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility,
If you buy discounted eTickets(discounts for students, disabled persons, seniors, children),
as we have been persistently asked by disabled persons' associations.
there are many seriously disabled persons who are living in old, dilapidated buildings.
paying particular attention to passengers with reduced mobility and disabled persons by guaranteeing appropriate information and services.
Anyway, the upshot is they want me to create a program to train employers to hire and work with the disabled persons.
coach transport, this report recognises the need for additional measures for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility.
free of charge, for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility, both at terminals and on board and, where necessary,
The fact that assistance for disabled persons will be guaranteed by carriers,
agencies coordinated by the European Commission as focal point for CPRD implementation- as well as with Member States and disabled persons' organisations.
guaranteed rights for disabled persons and passengers with reduced mobility PRM.
pensioners, and disabled persons.
coach companies for all disabled persons or persons with reduced mobility.
Improved and better-paid access to the labour market for women, disabled persons and immigrants is always said in one breath,
an important achievement given that it was one of the long-standing petitions of disabled persons' associations.
the case of accident; and provisions to favour the mobility of persons with reduced mobility and disabled persons.
not to mention the excellent provision which stipulates that on-board staff should be trained to deal with disabled persons.
In cases of disability, the principle of equal treatment is a positive commitment providing for general accessibility for disabled persons and carrying out appropriate adjustments in individual cases. Such measures do not represent a disproportionate burden.