The Department believes that both of these designs violate both the letter and the intent of this regulation. ...
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Section 35.151(g) Assembly Areas (Section-by-Section Analysis)
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1. Evolving Approach to Covered Electronic Content
of the public and fell into one of nine specified categories: (1) content that is public facing; (2) content that is broadly disseminated throughout an agency, including templates; (3) letters...
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Other Information for Individuals with Hearing or Vision Impairments
We did not propose to require carriers to use any of the following methods: using a finger to trace block letters on the deaf-blind individual’s palm or forearm, using an index card with...
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How I Get Mystery Town Free Energy and Diamonds, My Personal Tips
I am very easy to entertain if there’s a suspicious old letter involved. Don’t Rush Every Scene This might sound weird, but slowing down helps me save resources....
- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
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1. Making Facilities Accessible and Usable
When making changes to meet an individual's needs under Title I, an employer will find it helpful to consult the applicable Department of Justice accessibility guidelines as a starting point...
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Efforts to minimize impact
Initially, manufacturers will have enough difficulty finding a single readily achievable solution to many accessibility problems....
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How to File a Charge of Employment Discrimination
If the EEOC finds no discrimination, or if an attempt to resolve the charge fails and the EEOC decides not to file suit, it will issue a notice of a "right to sue," which gives the charging...
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Section 1630.2(j)(3) Predictable Assessments
“people with serious health conditions like epilepsy, diabetes, cancer, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, intellectual and developmental disabilities”); id. at n.6 (citing cases also finding...
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Number of accessible cells
That finding is supported by the majority of the commenters that recommended a 5‒7 percent requirement....
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1. Covered Entities
We also find unpersuasive the argument that electronic respiratory devices such as POCs are of limited use onboard small aircraft because they tend to operate shorter flights during which...
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Major life activities
and the student may need special education or related aids and services because of this disability.17 For example, a student who has dyslexia and is substantially limited in reading finds...
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Guest Rooms and In-Room Guest Services
Many people who are legally blind or who have low vision find it very difficult to see individual numbers on dial pads and important graphics (e.g., for room service, front desk, etc.) on...
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8.2.2 Stimuli
I tried to find the perfect place for it. 4. Did you do anything special over the weekend? I went to the movies and read a lot. 5. The basket is on the table....
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Section 5.0 Dissemination Activities
Publication of a series of refereed journal articles to disseminate the findings of the research in a form that would be targeted to specific revisions of standards and have high legitimacy...
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I. BACKGROUND AND JURISDICTION
Part 36, including the ADA Standards for Accessible Design published in September 2010, ("the 2010 Standards"), issue findings, and where appropriate, negotiate and secure a voluntary compliance...
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Categorization of wheelchair versus other power-driven mobility devices. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Finding weight and size to be too restrictive, the vast majority of advocacy, nonprofit, and individual commenters opposed using the Department of Transportation's definition of ‘‘common...