The trust can also be set up so that the child becomes trustee after the parent dies, becomes incapable or "unavailable to act," said Laura Twomey, a partner in the personal planning department at the law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
The article itself was met with considerable derision from readers, mostly ascribing its basic tenets as unrealistic, pointing to a Congress incapable or unwilling to act and an administration tightly linked with the oil industry.
When the US acts alone, or in co-operation with other states independently of the UN, it does so when the UN is unwilling to act, incapable of acting, or prevented from doing so as a result of either Security Council vetoes or obstruction within the General Assembly by a well co-ordinated group of non-aligned states.
Some of the participants felt incapable when they were not able to act upon their relatives' requests or upon their own wishes.
In addition, RANK-b was found to be able to activate NF-kB in contrast to RANK-a, which seems to act as an inactive receptor, though incapable of inhibiting RANK signaling.
In the presence of D-glucose, L-glutamate was found to act as the preferred carbon source, while D-glucose alone appeared incapable of maintaining culture growth, likely due to a metabolic bottleneck at the oxidation of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA.
It is these values on which this country was founded that demand the president to act with vision and courage when other nations and the UN are incapable or unwilling to uphold the sanctity of life.
Doing so will press you to act innocent and make people think that you're not as useless and incapable as you seem.
In that floor statement, she said the United Nations was often incapable of backing up its words with action, that a single Security Council member could veto any resolution and that the body usually waited to act until it was too late.
