Sentence examples for in incapacity from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the falls in incapacity benefit are balanced by rises in the payment designed to replace it, employment support allowance.
The personal reasons are the same as those that result in incapacity to testify i.e., relationship, affinity, and marriage.
Mr Cameron wants much more active measures, coupled with tougher sanctions, and promises a reduction in incapacity benefit claimants of 200,000 as a start.
It added, however, that the surge in incapacity benefit numbers remained the principal means by which the labour markets of older industrial Britain had adapted to the large-scale job losses of the 1980s and 1990s.
He was active in Incapacity Action, a national campaign set up by disabled people protesting about the proposed cuts to invalidity benefit and the introduction of a fitness test based on a points system.
The authority that his support gave to the Welfare Reform and Pensions Act of 1999, after campaigning against cuts in incapacity benefits – "Enough is enough... this is a fine bill" – was very welcome to the realists of Tony Blair's government.
For Mendelssohn, any "pure gratification of the soul must be grounded in the positive powers of our soul and not in its incapacity, not in the limitation of those original powers" (On Sentiments, Fourth Letter; Philosophical Writings, p. 19).
In informal participants, levels of treatment refusal and negative experience of admission were significantly higher in the incapacity group than in the capacity group.
Findings showed that across seven European countries, 73.7% would want to be involved in decisions in a capacity scenario and 43.9% in an incapacity scenario, e.g. through living wills [ 33].
Identity diffusion also shows in the incapacity to work creatively and in breakdown at work.
Although neural networks have shown very good performance in many application domains, one of their main drawbacks lies in the incapacity to provide an explanation for the underlying reasoning mechanisms.
