congenital disability in a sentence

• Chapman was born in Leeds, with a congenital disability, Osteogenesis imperfecta ( brittle bone disease ).
• There are 216 registered people with disabilities, including 19 with service-incurred disabilities and 64 with congenital disabilities.
• In developing children, language disorders are often related to congenital disabilities or neurological or physiological results of childhood illness.
• The provisions of the Congenital Disabilities ( Civil Liability ) Act 1976 should be restricted as it affected family members.
• It has shown that persons with mental or physically debilitating congenital disabilities can lead better lives if they have financial independence.
• In the 1930s, the New Deal introduced Social Security to rectify the first three problems ( retirement, injury-induced disability, or congenital disability ).
• The appellant, Alexia Harriton, was a 25-year-old woman with severe congenital disabilities that had been caused by her mother's infection with the rubella virus while pregnant with her.
• Although Hitler formally halted the program in late August 1941, the killings secretly continued until the end of the war and an estimated 275, 000 people with congenital disabilities died.
• The study confirmed a previous finding that Muralitharan has congenital disability which means that his bowling action can never be the same or look the same as a bowler whose elbow extends fully.
• It confirmed a previous finding that Muralitharan has a congenital disability which means that his bowling action can never be the same or look the same as a bowler whose elbow extends fully.
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• She was appointed to the House of Lords in 2004 as "'Baroness Chapman "', of Leeds in the County of West Yorkshire and was the first person with a congenital disability to sit in the House of Lords.
• It comments : " There is currently no orchestral instrument that can be played without two fully functioning hands and arms, denying unlimited participation in musical life to those with congenital disabilities and amputees, as well as the millions who may have been injured, suffered a stroke or developed arthritis.
• Other reforms introduced by Labour included the Congenital Disabilities ( Civil Liability ) Act of 1976 ( which provided children who were born disabled due to cases of negligence with a statutory right to claim damages and the Dock Work Regulation Act of 1976 ( which extended registered dock work to cold-storage depots and warehouses five miles from any waterfront ).