Sentence examples similar to Incapacitated to work from inspiring English sources

The case hinged on whether Doe was too incapacitated to agree to sex.

The defendant must be mentally or physically incapacitated to the point of not understanding the charges.

State institutions for public provision may be so incapacitated to provide public good and services.

When Hattie's Hat first opened, the Northwest was a hotbed for crimping, or Shanghaiing, the practise of coercing or kidnapping able-bodied men – often temporarily incapacitated by strong drink – to work aboard merchant ships.

Until mid-January, when pancreatic cancer incapacitated him, Justice Rubin drove to work in White Plains.

Due to their illness, most of the women stated being physically incapacitated and not being able to work which placed an enormous burden on their husbands and respective family members.

Firefly attacks the Pioneers Bridge, forcing Batman and Gordon to work together to incapacitate the assassin and his bombs.

A more plausible hypothesis is that the program's effects on incarceration (discussed below) led, by definition, to more control group members being incapacitated during this time and therefore unable to work.

Although none of the patients <20 years of age was incapacitated, >10% of patients >20 years could not return to work (20).

Using imprisonment to incapacitate offenders works only to the extent that while they are serving their sentences, they are not re-offending in the community.

Only one person needs to work at least 16 hours if their partner is incapacitated, a hospital inpatient, in prison or entitled to carer's allowance.