Sentence examples for out of incapacity from inspiring English sources

In some of these cases, Congress is ceding power out of incapacity, but just as often it's ceding it by choice — deferring to the imperial presidency, welcoming the encroachments of the administrative state, looking to the juristocracy for refuge and support on difficult and polarizing issues.

He also wants claimants of disability-living allowance, which helps disabled people with the costs of care and getting around, to undergo medical checks to ensure eligibility (Mr Purnell did something similar for the separate out-of-work incapacity benefit).

And it's false to suggest that "benefit dependency" has been steadily increasing; the number on out-of-work benefits (unemployment benefit, incapacity benefits, and lone parents) peaked in the early 1990s and is now fully a million below that level.

Over the past few decades many countries have experienced a sharp increase in recipiency rates for incapacity benefits, lone-parent benefits, non-categorised social assistance benefits or other types of out-of-work benefit.

But some disability rights activists are angry about its involvement because it also has the £100m government contract to carry out the controversial tests that determine whether claimants of incapacity benefit are "fit to work".

Atos, the company contracted by the government to conduct the WCA, is reassessing recipients of incapacity benefit (which is being phased out) for eligibility for the new employment and support allowance at a rate of about 11,000 people a week.

It should be pointed out, in the interests of fairness, that this latter suggestion of incapacity is somewhat belied by the fact that Alice Lee was still practising law at 100, prompting various gobsmacked newspaper profiles at the time.

Around the country, letters are landing on the doormats of recipients of incapacity benefit.

Instead, politicians are surprised that recipients of incapacity benefit "actually are quite ill or very disabled".

Disability campaigners and academics have long warned of Duncan Smith's disastrous reform of incapacity benefit.

He said the new medical assessments of incapacity benefit claimants would start next week.