incapacitation

While the definition of incapacitation varies by state, typically two doctors are required to confirm it before the springing power of attorney kicks in.

Power Grab! Kelly Greene 2011

Ultra-cheap Irish airline Ryanair's chief executive, Michael O'Leary, has already called for single-pilot operation on short-haul flights, arguing computers do most of the flying, pilot incapacitation is rare and flight attendants could be trained to pinch hit in emergencies.

Imagining a Day When Airliners Are Flown Solo Scott McCartney 2010

If your disease will lead to long-term incapacitation, naming a successor trustee to replace you when you can't act on your own behalf is important.

Financial Prescription 2009

A reader of this blog, the mildly Likudnik D.E., is such a person, and here is what he says, by e-mail, about the current situation in Israel in light of what looks to be Ariel Sharon's imminent death or long-term incapacitation:

Post-Sharon Israel Glenn Greenwald 2006

A reader of this blog, the mildly Likudnik D.E., is such a person, and here is what he says, by e-mail, about the current situation in Israel in light of what looks to be Ariel Sharon's imminent death or long-term incapacitation:

Archive 2006-01-01 Glenn Greenwald 2006

The possibility of a short term incapacitation rendering you unable to work for some period of time during your working lifetime is about one in four.

Catholic Online > Daily Readings 2009

The possibility of a short term incapacitation rendering you unable to work for some period of time during your working lifetime is about one in four.

Catholic Online > Daily Readings 2009

Their purpose is short-term incapacitation only to affect an arrest.

Green Baggins 2008

The next step up brings us to incapacitation, which is also non-lasting.

Libertarian Blog Place 2008

COG even envisions the enactment of such authority for reasons of "incapacitation" (whatever that is) even if no emergency exists.

Pelosi's first bill puts America in a giant bird cage 2007