Incapacitation in a sentence

Despite his obvious incapacitation,his deputy, Mr Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has not been allowed to function.

It seems likely that medical incapacitation was the original intent of the original law’s authors.

Kochanova’s the one who would supposedly temporarily take up the reins of power in the event of the president’s incapacitation or death.

But it does highlight the pivotal role that Trong currently plays in Vietnam’s opaque politics, and the uncertainties that would arise in the event of his incapacitation.

Chief of staff Jeff Zients sent a memo to Cabinet secretaries directing them to send to the White House by Friday any existing procedures for delegating authority in the event of incapacitation or loss of communication.

Keeping with the "Grim and Perilous" theme, is exceptionally deadly and suffering wounds can lead to lingering or permanent injuries with a chance of permanent incapacitation or death.

As a side note, being incapacitated twice without healing will put the player into greyscale vision, which indicates that the next incapacitation will kill the player.

As such, social dialogue would promote industrial harmony and productivity as opposed to industrial disharmony and incapacitation.

Human beings, of course, will notice if they are having holes burned into them, but appropriately calibrated lasers might be used for non-lethal incapacitation effects.

Irked that Courtney fought solo against Shiv, Rick, Beth and Yolanda were determined to do some recon during their teammate’s incapacitation.

Oberlin’s own policy states that intoxication doesn’t negate consent — only “incapacitation” does.

This resulted in massive job losses as industries closed due to incapacitation and gave birth to years of stagnation.

American prisons contend with several criminal justice goals, including incapacitation, retribution, deterrence, and rehabilitation.

Among undergraduate students, 23.1% of females and 5.4% of males experience rape or sexual assault through physical force, violence or incapacitation, and at least 4.2% of students have experienced stalking since entering college.

Civil servants declared incapacitation on October 15, a day after they submitted a demand to their employer in a National Joint Negotiating Council meeting that their salaries be pegged in US dollar value and paid at the current interbank rate.

In short, under “Mugabeism”, either one agrees with the leader or they risk death, incapacitation or injury.

Mnangagwa seems afraid of upsetting the applecart in Zanu PF by appointing a running mate, who would naturally take over from him in case of incapacitation, resignation or death without necessarily going through the party selection processes.

The senior doctors, who have also claimed incapacitation, said the court ruling was inconsequential as the cost of living remained higher than their wages.

They have refused to heed both government calls and threats to return to work citing financial incapacitation to do so.

A substance is classified as incapacitating if less than 1/100 of the lethal dose causes incapacitation, e.g., through nausea or visual problems.