It is inevitable that in certain circumstances business entities might be unable to perform their financial obligations.
My wife finally left me because each year, like clockwork, I would be unable to perform for weeks come Black Friday.
"Do we want her doctor to be unable to perform an abortion because he faces the prospect of years in prison if he terminates her pregnancy?" Collins asked.
Young's friend Mark Gable of the Australian band the Choirboys told ABC Radio in Australia that Young would be unable to perform in future.
But they can still be banned from the City, which in practice means they will be unable to perform senior roles in regulated financial firms.
"Due to unavoidable circumstances, the Black Eyed Peas will be unable to perform at this Saturday's Michael Forever event," he told Reuters.
A strict definition of disability requires that one be unable to perform each and every duty of one's regular occupation for a given period, say two years, and thereafter be unable to perform the duties of any occupation for which one is reasonably fitted by training or experience.
Trainers told Valentine that McEwing would probably be unable to perform any baseball activity through the weekend and then would need another four days before being ready to play.
"They were deeply concerned about 250s and said they would be unable to perform them because of the profiling part of the reform," said Councilman Dromm, referring to the police form used for street stops.
"They were deeply concerned about 250s and said they would be unable to perform them because of the profiling part of the reform," said Councilman Daniel Dromm of Queens, referring to the police form used for street stops.
The New York Philharmonic said on Tuesday that the Mariinsky Theater Chorus of St . Petersburgwould be unable to perform in the "Russian Stravinsky" festival concerts planned for Wednesday and Thursday.
