Examples of using People with a disability in English and their translations into Swedish
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People with a disability can get learning support from the University,
Gender aspects will be taken into account in the implementation of measures for people with a disability, in the context of child
He also emphasised that people with a disability should have a full role in the labour market,
I look forward to a situation in which people with a disability, just like people without a disability, can have access to the medium of
Implementing the findings of the telematics programme can also help improve the quality of life of older people and people with a disability.
This permit allows you to park in the spaces reserved for people with a disability.
The aim is to facilitate the possibility of people with a disability taking up employment in the institution,
Availability of information and services in electronic form via the World Wide Web has the potential to provide equal access for people with a disability and to provide access more broadly,
special funds for people with a disability.
used in multi-storey buildings, therefore people with a disability or who are injured maybe become trapped.
show that"personal assistant" is not only for people with a disability in comparison to institutional care in a cost-neutral can act.
used in multi-storey buildings, therefore people with a disability or who are injured may become trapped.
The European Union should, in my view, also continue to play a pioneering role with regard to the fight against discrimination, and people with a disability are very much counting on the fact that the European Union will lay down more legislation in this area.
such as people with a disability and children, and appears to be a marvellous tool whereby traumatised children- child soldiers spring to mind-may come to terms with their traumas and be reintegrated into society.
unemployed, people with a disability, school drop-outs etc.
countries with easy connections by putting that infrastructure in place, especially for people with a disability or with reduced mobility.
those with special needs, early school-leavers, people with a disability, the long-term unemployed and those with poor literacy
Although the issue of accessibility for people with a disability to television does not fall within the remit of the TVWF Directive,