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incapacity

[in-kuh-pas-i-tee] / ˌɪn kəˈpæs ɪ ti /


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He cited a report which heard there is ignorance about the disease and incorrect assumptions of mental incapacity.

From BBC

“Beyond that, it would have no practical impact b/c there is no Constitutional way to remove a sitting president other than through impeachment or incapacity. Fools errand. Focus on the future.”

From Seattle Times

Peruvian lawmakers will vote on whether to begin impeachment proceeding for “moral incapacity,” though the chances appear slim of ousting Castillo, who has been battling crises as his popularity wanes months into his administration.

From Reuters

Opponents are now looking to impeach Castillo on the grounds of 'moral incapacity' and cronyism, allegations he has strongly rejected.

From Reuters

The state previously included a much broader range of permanent incapacities allowing inmates to be cared for in nursing homes outside prison walls.

From Seattle Times