Many more have been maimed and incapacitated.

Now if a man is incapacitated he has scarcity.

It is not considered discriminatory to grant preferences on grounds of pregnancy, childbirth, providing care to minor or adult children who are incapacitated for work or to parents who are incapacitated for work.

My lord, may I express my regret that Sir Wilfrid is even slightly incapacitated.

The rule, according to which the legally incapacitated or partially incapacitated, as well as those who are unable to say, read, or independently sign the text of the oath, are exempt from taking the oath, was retained.

And my shot hit right on the upper face. was incapacitated, died before he hit the ground.

While he was incapacitated by illness from 1875 until early 1876, Vice President Anthony W. Gardiner was acting president.

In 1818 he suffered a stroke which left him incapacitated and eventually led to his death three years later.

Indeed, it is widely expected that a new system of collective leadership will emerge if Kim Jong il is incapacitated.

Despite constitutional provisions for the transfer of power when the president becomes incapacitated, Yar'Adua's advisors prevented him from stepping down.

You would select a trusted person to make financial decisions for you and ensure your bills get paid if you're incapacitated.

But imagine if one day a host of key communications satellites were incapacitated, or the databases of major financial systems were erased.

A parent is required to maintain his or her minor child and an adult child who needs assistance and is incapacitated for work.

The Hürtgen Forest cost the U.S. First Army at least 33,000 killed and incapacitated, including both combat and non combat losses German casualties were 28,000.

During Megawati's trip to America to support President Bush's policy, indeed, the government in Jakarta was almost incapacitated by these small, noisy and radical Islamic groups.

My lord, may I assure my learned friend that Sir Wilfrid is in the Old Bailey. He's slightly incapacitated, but will be in his seat presently.

Crown Prince Abdullah, Saudi Arabia s de facto ruler in place of his incapacitated half brother King Fahd, is keen to be seen as a champion of reform.

Therefore, structures of that kind, capable of preserving the balance among ethnic groups and tribes and of preventing internal confrontations, were either dismantled or seriously affected and incapacitated.

(c) Death benefit to which are entitled widows, widowers over 60 or incapacitated widowers who were dependent on the deceased worker, children, including adopted children, under 17, parents, including adoptive parents

The Family Code also provides for and defines the conditions in which an incapacitated spouse may obtain a living allowance, both during marriage and after the dissolution of marriage (arts. 90 and 91).

If you lose the chance of hitting an accurate shot in the head, you could have hit five shots in the body and then back and confirm that the enemy killed or incapacitated

The complainant was neither incapacitated nor unable to discern the nature of her actions, including possible consequences of her failure to appear before the Torun District Court at the hearing on 5 February 1998.

In future, in the event of incapacitated individuals being refused equal opportunities for any reason, the authorities responsible would be called upon to admit that they had infringed the provisions of the Declaration of Vienna.

Crown Prince Abdullah, Saudi Arabia s de facto ruler in place of his incapacitated half brother King Fahd, is keen to be seen as a champion of reform. He received these proposals with a warm welcome in January 2003.

Indeed, the men now struggling to hold things together are the incapacitated King Fahd (84 years old), his half brother Crown Prince Abdullah (79 years old), and his full brothers, Defence Minister Sultan (78 years old), and Interior Minister Naif (75 years old).

(c) A staff member may take uncertified sick leave of not more than three consecutive working days at a time, for up to seven working days in a calendar year, when incapacitated for the performance of his or her duties by illness or injury.

The Japanese had delivered almost 30,000 army troops to Guadalcanal since the campaign began, but by December only about 20,000 of that number were still alive, and only about 12,000 remained more or less fit for combat duty, with the rest incapacitated by battle wounds, disease, or malnutrition.

He has attained the age of 18 years He is qualified for registration as a voter for the purposes of the election of the Elected Members of the National Assembly and is so registered and Is able to speak, and, unless incapacitated by blindness or other physical cause, to read English well enough to take an active part in the proceedings of the Assembly.

In the first month of the war on terrorism, some Islamic political parties were drawn into anti American protests and even Vice President Hamzah Haz (chairman of one of Indonesia's strongest Islamic parties) was tempted to ride this tiger for a time. During Megawati's trip to America to support President Bush's policy, indeed, the government in Jakarta was almost incapacitated by these small, noisy and radical Islamic groups.