Sentence examples for their incapacitated from inspiring English sources

A holiday storm has blanketed the lakefront city of Erie, Pa., in more than five feet of snow this week, burying streets and driveways in mountains of powder and ice, forcing residents to abandon their incapacitated cars and shattering several snowfall records.

I went through the archives of French regional press, and made a list of the most recent cases I could find that involved elderly men killing their incapacitated wives.

Sixty-two of the 99 consultants (63%) reported incidences of needle stick injuries to their staff from incapacitated patients in the past year.

Arguably, some parents will be less incapacitated by their illness and avoid any impact on their children, while others will manage less well.

Amid all the problem areas facing the Mets this season, from an anonymous outfield to a rejiggered bullpen to an incapacitated ace, their infield was supposed to be a source of stability.

Both men were thus more likely than their rivals to die or become incapacitated in office.

Sitting members of Congress have generally finished out their terms after they have become incapacitated, and historians say there is no modern precedent for declaring a sitting member's seat to be vacant because of health reasons.

Like in Haiti, many of them demanded that the incapacitated government cooperate with their agendas, including privatization and centralization of services in the more urban areas.

Bill Bullard, its chief executive, said his members needed horse slaughtering facilities to humanely dispose of the horses they used in their businesses once they became old or incapacitated.

In 1992, a blue-ribbon task force made up of patient advocates, representatives from diverse religious communities and leaders in the fields of medicine and bioethics urged the New York State Legislature to approve a measure that would allow family members to act as surrogate decision makers for incapacitated patients unable to direct their own health care.

"It needs to acknowledge that disabled people face multiple, complex barriers to finding jobs and build an assessment and support system based in reality". Shadow Employment Minister Stephen Timms said "a lot of people" would agree with Mr Cameron's argument that IB benefits should be paid to those incapacitated "through no fault of their own".