Sentence examples for incapacity at from inspiring English sources

Failure to do so would trigger fresh elections within a month, as would his death, resignation or declared incapacity at any point.

Dr. Hall's efforts had evidently been for nothing; it appeared that the man making so much noise wasn't the cause of the lecturer's incapacity at all.

General statutes of limitations uniformly include provisions allowing persons who are legally disabled by infancy or mental incapacity at the time a cause of action arises to initiate the action within some fixed period after the disability has been removed.

"I constantly despair at my own incapacity, at the impossibility of ever accomplishing anything, of painting a valid, true picture or of even knowing what such a thing ought to look like," he once wrote.

Most people can expect a couple of unpleasant years of incapacity at the end of their lives, but that period now typically arrives when they reach their mid-to-late 70s or even their 80s, rather than their 60s.

He wrote modestly, perhaps ruefully, of his career prospects, concluding that his incapacity "at least to be able to surmise how very complicated things are done" — or "even simple ones" — prevented him from becoming a playwright or novelist.

The particular problem Tony Blair wants to address is the 2.7m people who claim incapacity benefit at a cost of about £12 billion a year.

Benefits for incapacity were at a flat rate followed by a disablement pension based on degree of disability to which were added other allowances depending on the situation of the pensioner, including the loss of earnings and need for attendance.

It employed Professor Malcolm Harrington to suggest improvements to the system, and argued that since these improvements were being implemented, it was fine to continue to reassess previous recipients of incapacity benefit – at a rate of approximately 11,000 a week – using the flawed system.

We examined variation in levels of incapacity benefit at the level of general practice.

There were 1877 individuals in the British surveys who began a claim for incapacity benefit at least once over the 17 waves.