Sentence examples for genuinely unable from inspiring English sources

The ICC can try a suspect only if his home country is "genuinely unable or unwilling" to.

The hallmark of a just society is its compassion and support for people who are genuinely unable to help themselves.

This should be allowed only if benefits are reduced on an actuarially sound basis, and ideally only if those concerned are genuinely unable to work.

According to Peter Halligan, a psychologist on the team, this suggests that the subjects were not simply choosing not to move; they were genuinely unable to do so.

Under the "principle of complementarity", it may try someone only if their own country is genuinely unable or unwilling to do so.

He insisted that while encouraging people - including those with disabilities - to seek employment, the new system would also guarantee support for those who were genuinely unable to work.

Without a real knowledge of mental illness, how can an adviser determine whether someone has simply failed to turn up for an interview or has genuinely been unable to because of worsening symptoms?

This is of immense importance because the ICC steps in only where the state concerned is "unwilling or unable genuinely to carry out the investigation or prosecution".

And we can help decide how the court will determine when a national court is, in the treaty language, "unwilling or unable genuinely to carry out the investigation or prosecution".

What of all the promises I have made in life - the ones that I kept, the ones that I wanted to keep but genuinely found myself unable to do so and the ones that I broke, either without a thought or at least, without too much strenuous thinking.

The ICC is a court of last resort, our correspondent says - it will only try a case if the country concerned is genuinely unwilling or unable to do so.