On becoming totally and permanently incapacitated for work

He's slightly incapacitated, but will be in his seat presently.

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.

3. The age limit mentioned in paragraph 1 above shall be waived if the child is incapacitated by illness or injury, and the benefit shall continue to be paid for as long as the child remains incapacitated. Definitions

Nature of the attacks The victims were incapacitated prior to the attack by the possible use of canister gas.

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

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

Those who are incapacitated for the post they have occupied till now, but have sufficient capacity to work in a less demanding post

Bruce Sons was said to have been accidentally incapacitated by a stun belt while talking to his defence attorney during a break in a pretrial court hearing in California, on 16 December 1994.

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.

It is payable during the lifetime of the orphan if he or she is totally incapacitated on account of chronic illness or physical or mental deficiency or for as long as the condition continues.

It is difficult to overstate the dependence of modern economies on large scale computer systems. But imagine if one day a host of key communications satellites were incapacitated, or the databases of major financial systems were erased.

Insecurity may persist to varying degrees, government structures may be incapacitated or destroyed, and the root causes of the conflict may not be adequately addressed by negotiated political solutions that have yet to take root, often causing conflicts to resurface.

(b) Starting and developing production of new types of medical equipment and technical aids for the rehabilitation of incapacitated persons, including devices to restore natural mobility, special beds for burn patients, a device for removing kidney stones and orthopaedic and prosthetic devices

(c) enactment of legislation to ensure that the unemployed, the incapacitated, the indigent and the disadvantage are accorded such social benefits and amenities as are determined by Parliament to be just and affordable with due regard to the resources of the State

(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.

With the taboo on discussing the succession broken, talk about the physical and mental fitness of the likely successor became commonplace, and members of the ruling family who objected to the prospect of being ruled by a severely incapacitated crown prince came to enjoy broad support.

Under the Electoral Code, the right to vote is granted to Niger citizens of both sexes who are 18 years of age or older or are emancipated minors who enjoy the right to vote and hold public office and are not legally incapacitated for any reason.

In these times, with the country incapacitated by economic ailments and in danger with an undercurrent of social unrest, the promulgation of such a weird, fantastic and impractical plan, as contemplated by the defendant, is capable of fomenting a disturbance from which we may not recover.

The Social Work Center is the only legitimate body to submit a request to the court for institution of a procedure for a temporary measure of protection from domestic violence, being obliged to obligatory submit a request to the court for protection of minors and legally incapacitated persons.

(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 an annual cycle starting on 1 April of each year, when incapacitated for the performance of his or her duties by illness or injury.

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 an annual cycle starting on 1 April of each year, when incapacitated for the performance of his or her duties by illness or injury.

The crisis struck domestic demand, and the tradable sector was incapacitated, because the rapid rise in relative unit labor costs, combined with an over valued euro, had undermined competitiveness. Moreover, the crisis related damage to banks balance sheets constrained demand by severely limiting household credit and lending to small and medium size businesses.

. According to paragraph 12 of the Declaration, when compensation is not fully available from the offender or other sources, States should endeavour to provide financial compensation to victims who have sustained significant bodily injury and to the family, in particular dependants of persons who have died or become physically or mentally incapacitated.

268. In accordance with the Social Welfare Act, an individual totally incapacitated for work because of age or disability who does not have any source of income and where income per person in the family does not exceed the amount of the minimum old age pension, is entitled to a permanent allowance.

A court may refuse to order support or may reduce the amount to less than half of the minimum monthly wage or terminate payment of support if a parent ordered to pay the support is incapacitated for work, or a child has sufficient income, or other good reasons as established by the court become evident.

Women workers are covered by social security, towards which the employer pays the equivalent of 10 per cent of her total monthly pay, while she pays 5 per cent to the social security fund as a guarantee for her future should she suffer an occupational disease or be incapacitated for work or retire from a government post.

A parent who intentionally evades payment of monthly support ordered by a court to his or her child of less than 18 years of age or to his or her child who has attained the age of majority but is incapacitated for work and needs assistance will be punished by a pecuniary punishment or up to one year of imprisonment.

The Congress enacted law 82 of 1993, which defines quot head of household quot as the person who, regardless of his or her civil status, has permanent charge of children or incapacitated persons, either by reason of the total absence or incapacity of the spouse or permanent cohabitant or owing to a substantial shortfall of assistance from the other members of the family.