mental incapacity

What I am talking about is a mental incapacity.

But the President can also be removed by a simple majority for "physical or mental incapacity."

The law, however, makes exceptions for those who cannot sue because of mental incapacity.

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

Data as yet incomplete, but he has all the prerequisites for serious mental incapacity.

The physical prison which she has been doomed to live in, translates into her mental incapacity.

In 1983, he was arrested for assault, but the charges were dropped because of mental incapacity, the police said.

Mental incapacity otherwise, it will be obvious, is no disqualification.

Both father and son were afflicted with mental incapacity.

In your opinion, could this mental incapacity have afflicted the Captain earlier?"

This disability often arises from minority, mental incapacity, or lack of access to counsel.

The judges found that the interview raised doubts about the mental incapacity of Pinochet.

Once in Cabinet office, Sherman's mental incapacity became increasingly apparent.

The worst-case prognosis is grim: a long slide into physical and mental incapacity.

I have urged her to make some arrangements to avoid problems in the event of her death or mental incapacity.

Lucy forbore to point out that to be proved right is not really a proof of mental incapacity.

Many in the administration cited this ill-timed speech as evidence of Rutledge's advancing mental incapacity.

Those incapacitated may also choose to ratify a contract at a later date, if their mental incapacity ends.

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

In any case, resignation is no solution to the problem of mental incapacity, whether that developed gradually or suddenly through injury or stroke.

He suffered awful bouts of dizziness, nausea, deafness, and mental incapacity.

In a number of instances, including the permanent mental incapacity of a partner, you can apply to a court to have the partnership ended.

"Proof that all poverty on this continent is artificial except what stems from physical illness, mental incapacity or private choice.

They can also, under Section 18(4), remove trustees on the grounds of bankruptcy, mental incapacity, failure to act or the trustee's absence from the country.

Following a series of party purges, he was expelled from office in August 1984 on the pretext of "old age and mental incapacity".