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incapacity [ˌɪnkəˈpæsəti, Am -ət̬i] N no pl

incapacity

niezdolność f

sb's incapacity for sth

sb's incapacity to do sth

incapacity

brak m zdolności prawnej

sb's incapacity for sth

sb's incapacity to do sth

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Incapacity is the term for a person who can not make these decisions. en.wikipedia.org

The rate of benefit at the time it was introduced could not exceed the loss of earnings through incapacity. en.wikipedia.org

It is a mental incapacity due to the mind moving towards an object, and it causes restlessness. en.wikipedia.org

Section 3 deals with self-declared incapacity of the president. en.wikipedia.org

This can arise from a mental incapacity to reason properly or from an inability to exercise willpower to control physical acts. en.wikipedia.org

This may require further discussion with others who knew the patient prior to the current period of incapacity. en.wikipedia.org

Incapacity led to the western-most wing (which runs north-south) to be added to the school, which now serves the sixth grade. en.wikipedia.org

He was dismissed by the congress on grounds of alleged mental incapacity. en.wikipedia.org

States impose a range of incapacities until the children reach an age when they are deemed sufficiently mature to take responsibility for their own actions. en.wikipedia.org

They can also remove trustees on the grounds of bankruptcy, mental incapacity, failure to act or the trustee's absence from the country. en.wikipedia.org

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