Delirium is a diffuse or generalized intellectual impairment marked by a clouded or confused state of consciousness, an inability to attend to one's surroundings, difficulty in thinking coherently, a tendency to perceptual disturbances such as hallucinations, and difficulty in sleeping.
But making this comparison allows a greater understanding of disability and humanizes through the empathy one can feel from their own state of isolation and inability.
I define this as a lack of knowing one's life purpose, which results in a state of stuckness, an inability to live a truly meaningful life.
Sanders has also previously criticized Clinton's ties to Wall Street, and the former secretary of state's inability to confront the widening income gap in America.
The failure of our national system, the withering away of the state, the demonstrated inability of a group of people with divergent views to cooperate and collaborate in mutually beneficial decision-making.
She was heavily critical of what she described as the defiance of the state of Georgia and its inability to admit that it had made a mistake.
"Many Malians see their country's present political and security crisis as an outgrowth of the state's inability to uphold the basic rule of law and to protect the weak from the predations of the powerful," he says.
A member of the tribunal of the Immigration and Refugee Board, William Davis, ruled that the South African, Brandon Huntley, could remain in Canada because he had provided "clear and convincing proof of the state's inability or unwillingness to protect him," according to a copy of the ruling, dated Aug. 27, provided by Mr. Huntley's lawyer.
In India, there is a lack of state focus on women, in terms of allocation of resources, in relation to the state's inability to enthuse teaching of female children, its inability to curb female feticide.
Mr. Provenzano's ability to outwit investigators for 43 years made him a lingering symbol for many Italians of the state's inability to eradicate the Mafia.
