And our board members are less able to involve friends and associates in our fundraising galas and other activities.
This is because they faced more barriers than the urban students and their network members were less able to provide them with resources, so they needed more supporters in their journey to elite colleges.
Gregoire took the helm two years ago as the organization — wanting to remain robust even as its founding members grew older and less able to participate — sought leadership from younger classes.
Perhaps the language is well-intentioned, an attempt by society to care for its oldest members who may have become less able to look after themselves in the past.
That seems like a good idea to me: not only are we insuring survival on an animalistic level but also we are choosing to be a civilized society which protects its innocent and weaker members - those who are less able to, and some might argue, should not yet have to, fend for themselves.
From the self-loathing looks in the mirror after his latest murder, to the inability to become intimate with a 15-year-old daughter of a CIA member, he's less and less able to keep a psychic distance from his crimes.
The cases in question include where a victim was incapacitated through drugs or alcohol, is held under a position of power (by a teacher or gang member, for example), is perhaps less able to consent due to mental health problems or learning difficulties, or is unconscious at the time of the alleged attack.
COI was much less able to group members of the Euarchontoglires (63.0%) and Laurasiatheria (79.4%) together, whereas cyt b performed much better with 87.0% of Euarchontoglires and 100% of Laurasiatheria grouped correctly together, so that overall cyt b correctly placed more of the 217 mammal species in the correct Super Order than COI.
These were the participant becomes ill, a family member becomes ill, the participant becomes less able to work, the schools close, and antiviral drug availability is limited.
Mayhem, in Anglo-American law, offense against the person in which the offender violently deprives his victim of a member of his body, thus making him less able to defend himself.
