The phrase 'incapable to work' is incorrect and not usable in written English.
Instead, the correct phrase to use would be 'incapable of working'. For example, "Due to his injury, he was incapable of working for the next month."
"The old regime at SAMHSA was incapable and unwilling to work with me and my colleagues in Congress to deliver the transformative changes needed at the agency and throughout the federal government to serve families in crisis.
Some patients got modified work or support from the trade unions, others were being dismissed and still others were incapable of returning to work.
United Europe is structurally incapable of foresight, unable to work proactively, and can only work within the framework which it has invented, yet which is not adequate to the outside world.
Americans need jobs now, and if the economy on its own is incapable of putting people back to work — which appears to be the case — then the government needs to step in with aggressive job-creation efforts.
Because he was incapable of working from imagination, the huge scale and near-abstract qualities of Monet's waterlilies were a case of the painter settling on a motif through which to work out feelings of grief.
Return to work is operationalized by items representing two dimensions of survivors' employment situation: i) date and ii) extent of return to work (same employment as before experiencing an ARDS, limitations due to ARDS-related disabilities, incapable of working).
However, in practice, the selection of the mechanical design team is usually made based on the lowest bid criterion, which may result in additional costs due to working with unqualified, incapable, and insufficient companies.
To be eligible for DSP a worker had to be incapable of working more than at 15percentnt capacity.
All Norwegian employees are entitled to sickness benefits such as sick leave benefits, work assessment allowance or disability benefits, if incapable of working due to disease or injury.
