Born into a Protestant family in a Paris suburb, where his overbearing father was head of a school for the handicapped, Mr Jospin showed little early promise.
Yet, the vote was supervised by the Carter Center, which congratulated the electoral process and praised it for the way it was conducted mostly for "the good facilities available for the handicapped".
NGOs in Tehran, one for the physically handicapped, the other for runaways, drug addicts and streetchildren, believes that the legalisation of prostitution is the only hope for the women who have to engage in it.
One of the biggest problems is schooling: Roma children are routinely placed in institutions for the mentally handicapped.
Working in primary schools in poor neighbourhoods, he also contributed to literacy training for adults and education for the visually handicapped.
But he has just set up his own Internet company, disabilitycity.com, a kind of Amazon.com for the physically handicapped in suburban Chicago.
Foundation, which funds Catholic organizations and institutions for the mentally handicapped.
In the village of Holybourne, near Alton, the council has adapted a toilet in a pub for use by the handicapped because of the presence, across the road, of a disabled facility.
Think of the advantage for some populations, including the handicapped and impaired drivers, or the elderly who have trouble seeing at night.
As well as suffering the points penalty, Widdrington was handicapped for much of the season by being unable to register new players.
She had the Argus II implanted in her left eye in 2009 after hearing about the device through her work at the New York state Commission for the Blind and Visually Handicapped.
The Red Hands must prepare for the last eight eliminator on 4 August handicapped by the fact that they won't know who their opponents will be until less than a week before the game.
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From the fight of handicapped women for motherhood to a man's battle against desertification, from the use of rap and dance to escape violence to reflecting on the concept of "home" and migration, these films are currently being broadcast worldwide, leading viewers to consider important societal issues.
The Missionaries of Charity runs hostels for lepers, AIDS patients, the crippled and mentally handicapped, unwed mothers, abandoned children, alcoholics, drug abusers.
Last month, New York City launched a new dispatch system for wheelchair-accessible taxis, making it easier for handicapped visitors and locals to get around the city.
The innovation world at large has been crafting ways for handicapped individuals to interact with computers for years on end, but the issue of tablets has created another predicament entirely.
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Most are run, heroically, by the passionately committed, usually with a direct connection to the cause for example, the mother of a maimed conscript or of a handicapped child.
Gautam fears many infants under the age of three will be "handicapped for life" because their Crisis-stricken families have not been able to provide them with the healthy food vital for building intelligence and strong bodies.
Last year, the press zeroed in on a subtle request to the organizers of a sports meeting for handicapped people in Yokohama.
He argues that partisan bickering has for too long handicapped Hungarian politics and that the last vestiges of communist influence need to be rooted out.
Once, a team announcer berated Akasaki for mistakenly assigning him to a handicapped room where the closet rod was just three feet off the ground.
The idea, for example, that parents of handicapped children might want to cherish them at home rather than dump them in an institution remains unfamiliar despite charities' efforts.
Mr Evans would not give interviews after his win, but in a statement said he would not be "handicapped by political correctness" in fighting for the town's needs.
Newcastle interim boss Kinnear again left Owen - not long ago a hugely prolific goalscorer for England - on the bench, while Wigan were evidently handicapped by the absence of first-choice strikers Emile Heskey and Amr Zaki.
Haidar Talib, an Emirati travelled the 141km from Masdar City to Al Thiqa Club for Handicapped in Sharjah in 14 hours, 28 seconds on a solar-powered wheelchair.
For the last few years the Chinese have acted largely unchallenged from a handicapped Bush administration and a disengaged Obama administration held hostage by its alternatives rhetoric.
On December 8th he proposed a new allowance for spouses (usually wives) looking after dependants (children, the old and handicapped).
By raising donations of money, building materials, and professional labor, they coordinate the process of building a new home or adapting an existing home for handicapped accessibility.
Such a move would certainly do little to improve IVF's success rate, but Dr Lieberman says that for many in his field "success is measured only by the birth of a healthy, non-handicapped baby".
They have different perceptions of the man but agree on at least one thing - whatever Capt O'Neill intended to achieve he was handicapped by the fact he could never quite speak the language of the people who voted for his party.
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