Sentence examples for mental limitations from inspiring English sources

The Cardozo School of Law Innocence Project describes risk factors for false confessions in terms that seem to apply to Tallio's situation leading up until the moment he confessed: "Compromised reasoning ability of the suspect, due to exhaustion, stress, hunger, substance use, and, in some cases, mental limitations, or limited education.

Occasionally you surf around the Web and find someone who takes mental limitations seriously.

Still, the question of whether Mr. Wood was categorically barred from being executed is different from whether evidence of his mental limitations should have been presented to the jury considering his sentence.

He also is depicted wearing a pair of shorts with large buttons, which a mouse would be unable to fasten given its mental limitations, not to mention the fact that it has claws without opposable thumbs.

The liberation which Marx brought from the mental limitations of a class society had enabled humanity to begin to make its own history, not blindly as heretofore, but consciously.

State and federal officials blamed each other for the plight of those whose mental limitations, physical afflictions or addictions, exacerbated by their exodus, have kept them from taking advantage of what help was available.

Giuliani came with no such mental limitation.

They treated disability as an individual physical or mental limitation causing serious disadvantages of various kinds.

In both surveys, the residents of the sampled households aged 20 years or more with no physical or mental limitation to answering the questionnaire were considered eligible.

It was pointed out by the sociologist Saad Nagi, "disability is the expression of a physical or a mental limitation in a social context" [ 5].

Participants distinguished between patients'functionalageage' (i.e. equating greater functional age to greater physical and mental functional limitations) and their 'chronological age'.