Sentence examples for incapable of assisting from inspiring English sources
But his lawyers argue that the conditions of his military detention and interrogations traumatized him so severely that he is incapable of assisting them in his own defense.
They also claim that Mr. Hamdan is so psychologically damaged by the conditions under which he has been held that he is incapable of assisting his lawyers.
Stanford's trial was due in January, but three doctors testified he was incapable of assisting in his defence due to "extensive retrograde amnesia" caused by the assault and exacerbated by over-medication.
"He's unfit to stand trial," said Patricia A. Zapf, the psychologist, describing Mr. Padilla as so "immobilized by his anxiety" and so distrustful that he is incapable of assisting his own lawyers — whom he at times suspects of being agents of the government — in preparing his defense.
This felt like a fashion handicap ramp, designed to assist girls incapable of managing actual separates ($260).
One possibility for this discrepancy was that the prokaryotic expression system is likely incapable of facilitating this presumably chaperone-assisted domain swap.
Defense lawyers could also seek a hearing to determine if their client is legally competent for trial or incapable of understanding the courtroom proceedings and assisting in his own defense.
By this method, drugs with intracellular action that are incapable of crossing cell membranes can be assisted in reaching their target cells or tissue.
For his part, in the role of the disgraced military lawyer who assists her, Mr. Freeman once again proves himself incapable of giving a bad performance.
Similarly, the very fact that a mechanical cardiac assist device can sustain life for patients incapable of spontaneous circulation signifies that stopping such a device will end life.
Obama administration officials say they are unsure whether Pakistan's powerful intelligence services are assisting such cross-border attacks, tacitly acquiescing to them or incapable of stopping them.
