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For a decade before he took over in 2005 his party looked incapable of governing, even when it was still nominally doing it.

Incapable of showing his emotions, he never felt able to praise his needy daughter or offer her support.

And a state of restlessness will usually manifest itself, making him incapable of keeping to one particular posture for any length of time.

Incapable of fathoming such depravity, the great Titan began to slip into a brooding depression.

She warned Putnam that she was incapable of fidelity, and she apparently made good on her threat.

Questioner: You're asking too much of me, I can't do it. I'm incapable of it. You're asking me to be superhuman!

You think children are incapable of sound judgment, so you replace me to make decision in everything.

Incapable of moral clarity, he could never quite admit to himself that he was a charlatan and that his scheme was an impossible fiasco.

Because its perception is always whole, it is incapable of dividing man from man, of setting man against nature.

In despair, I incapable of further increase sense of ambiguity when, suddenly the door was kicked, broke into two, and then fighting voice.

what is valid or invalid must be a statement, and no statement can be so closely linked to the phenomenon as to be incapable of falsehood.

He is incapable of arguing, and is bewildered by Socrates to such a degree that he does not know what he is saying.

And say what I could, I was incapable of making her comprehend it to be her own; so I rose and covered it with a shawl.

I was no better than the rest. Twenty-one, horny and incapable of getting a real-world date.

Why was I the only one incapable of placing her children at the center of her passionate universe?

Singh's parents and lawyer insist Singh was murdered in prison, and that an old hand injury made him incapable of hanging himself.

There are so many of these who seem to be incapable of transforming either themselves or their society.

We seem to be incapable of living and working together harmoniously.

What you see too often in Washington and elsewhere around the country is a system of government that seems incapable of action.

But his character had been so much enfeebled by suffering, that even its lower energies were incapable of more than a temporary struggle.

increase in the number of students who can only imitate the pronunciation of a word but be incapable of spelling it.

"Iraq, Iraq, Iraq, terrorism, security, Iraq, Iraq, Iraq, " he said mockingly. "He seems incapable of developing even a single idea. "

China's hinterland had always been underpopulated for a good reason: it was arid land incapable of producing many crops.

Beijing's leaders, of course, may be incapable of delivering such an arrangement, even if they thought it was a good idea.

A mind clouded by fear or belief is incapable of any kind of understanding, any realization of what truth is.

Even China's central bank seems to be incapable of influencing the market in the way it wants.

drivers, who out of some curious sense of power, are incapable of understanding that their car is a lethal weapon if improperly used.

The United States leadership really are a bunch of spoilt children, they seem incapable of handling criticism at all.

If you are incapable of sitting back and enjoying the drama, then at least reassure yourself that it is unlikely to last.

Across the country, the legal process for the death penalty has shown itself to be discriminatory, unjust and incapable of being fixed.

They reinforce the notion that the child is incapable of good behavior without coercion.

If you think you're incapable of running a company, make that your aim.

The bamboo can come back if it is completely dry and incapable of propagation and, in the case of this shipment, all the insects are dead.

Yesterday, my husband phoned me with an apology for incapable of backing home until tomorrow because of unfinished business.

Those who can only follow the old routine in a revolutionary period are utterly incapable of seeing this enthusiasm.

It turns out to be, in principle, incapable of doing the job required of it.

But she was needy and narcissistic, anxious for the approval of others and incapable of being alone.

The most innocent man, pressed by the awful solemnities of public accusation and trial, may be incapable of supporting his own cause.

This neglect is short-sighted as it has left many regions incapable of performing drug-resistance testing or culture-based diagnosis.

We were told that he is incapable of friendship, has no interest in sex, and takes drugs.

Chinese diplomacy, however disturbing, is still incapable of blocking the projection of American power.

Should we declare ourselves incapable of that God-given duty and expect others who are more qualified to "replace" us?

The scientists used female mice incapable of producing AFP and set them loose in a Plexiglass aquarium with a sexually active male.

As for Meggie, she was incapable of equating Teresa's beaming, portly little mother with her own slender unsmiling mother.

Scientists have been surprised by the wealth of colour found at greater depth - where the human eye is incapable of seeing it.

Clearly, while I was able to retain my mental faculties, the vocal chords of my new form are incapable of making proper speech.

The intense stress of nearly four years continuous work left me incapable of any strength of feeling.

Yet Keefe proves maddeningly incapable of comprehending and thus conveying any of the passengers as three- dimensional individuals.

Frontiersmen believed teas to be insipid "slops" fit only for the sick and those who, like British Lords, were incapable of bodily labor.

Dismissing Rifkin's "gruesome parade of horribles, " the court suggested that it was incapable of standing in the way of progress.

Influence: Astaroth's influence renders you incapable of taking responsibility for your own actions.

Germany tells Russia to stop looking at Austria, or Germany will render Russia incapable of such action.

It's no good arguing with him since he is incapable of seeing anyone else's point of view.

I'm afraid that I'm incapable of talking him out of it.

Consent is not a defense; a victim that young is conclusively presumed to be incapable of giving it.

In severe cases, depression can cause people to become incapable of communicating, unable to do routine activities, or suicidal.

Our political system seems incapable of achieving improvements in any of these areas.

Dr. Wilson: You will lie, cheat and steal to get what you want, but you're incapable of kissing a little ass?

A world incapable of preventing climate change will have to live with it.

It has, however, laid bare that our current national framework for financial regulation is incapable of governing a global financial system.

Society from its rudeness is still incapable of organization in numbers.

During the presidential campaign, Gore was widely derided as both pompous and incapable of deciding what he actually stood for.

Without a central bank, fractional-reserve banking leads to repetitive crises, as banks are incapable of meeting redemption demands.

When he died, Saravanan and his siblings were left helpless, at the mercy of loan sharks and, unschooled, incapable of managing the farm.

Moreover, by then I would have shocked my mind incapable of any defense.

I learned that he was incapable of much exertion: even pulling up the anchor seemed to exhaust him.

Above all, he considers the nation-state to be incapable of managing today's "globalised" economy, so Europe must take over.

incapable of being perceived by the senses especially the sense of touch.

When antibodies encounter the pathogen, they bind to it, rendering it incapable of causing further harm.

She was - do you know the Newspeak word goodthinkful? Meaning naturally orthodox, incapable of thinking a bad thought ?

Scientists had previously believed that the human brain was incapable of adding grey matter over short periods of time.

I promised everything he asked. I was incapable of arguing, and stood in need of sincere affection to help me over what had happened.

Though it pretends to delve deeply, the very instrument is incapable of penetrating beyond its own limitations.

Sophia had her heart in her boots5. She thought to herself, "How can a person incapable of saving the situation bring me great happiness? "

They are hormonal, incapable of leaving their personal lives at home and only too happy to talk about their staff behind their backs.

But the Difference Engine could only do rote calculations and was incapable of checking its results to alter course.

A dimmer can approximate the effect of a candle, but electricity is fundamentally incapable of producing natural ambiance.

Most advanced statistics, chemical or physical methods may be incapable of measuring the enormous carbon emission.

But the council is ill suited for such a role, and incapable of developing a plan and vision for the future.

It means that you are judging yourself to be unworthy and incapable of meeting and attracting someone, which is totally untrue.

he seemed to take my life full of passion and disappointment. Make me lose most of love, feel incapable of action.

With most netbooks incapable of running the Windows Vista code, it was forced to use the older Windows XP operating system.

His government was also incapable of agreeing on, and then steering through parliament, the necessary measures.

Yet even an intact human brain can be biologically alive but incapable of consciousness, or "brain -dead . "

The question is, though, at what age does someone become incapable of driving, and how can you predict when that is going to be?

Similarly, for woman incapable of eliminating her lust, she should also stay away from men who are the roots of deterioration.

Structurally and culturally, Chinese society was incapable of matching the innovations that were transforming Europe.

Market bottoms often emerge because investors are so pessimistic or because stocks seem incapable of making any sustained recovery.

When you succeed in doing something someone said you were incapable of doing.

He was incapable of hitting the target when his twisting and turning opened up a shooting opportunity.

And it's not just a fear of commitment or that I'm incapable of caring or loving because. . . I can.

their children and that their money will only make them over dependent and incapable of making their own decisions and choices.

Banks are heavily regulated, which created an unhealthy reliance on supervisors, who were also incapable of understanding the risks.

He seemed incapable of understanding that intelligence, to be effective, has to be built into diplomacy from the start.

Logic, deprived of common sense, becomes inhuman, and common sense, deprived of logic, is incapable of penetrating into nature's mysteries.

After all, we humans are incapable of anticipating all our future needs -- and we claim to be above average in the looking-ahead department.

By removing specific neurons in the lower spinal cord with laser beams, the researchers rendered the fish incapable of slow movements.

He comes because I am able to think, which is something most of these other fools seem incapable of doing.

Infants and animals are incapable of such an emotion because they lack the cultural and mental factors that make it possible.

Your gratitude should have rendered you incapable of such conduct towards your benefactor .

Whether a European Union incapable of agreeing on how to counter Russian energy blackmail has learnt this lesson, I hesitate to say.

The science and technology at the time the product is put in circulation is at a level incapable of detecting the defect.

Is our race so destitute of wisdom, so incapable of impartial love, so blind even to the simplest dictates of self-preservation that. . .

She was incapable of learning, and the experience of life had taught her nothing.

In electronics, pertaining to an equipment incapable of amplification or power generation.

But most such organisms simply flash briefly and are incapable of generating the strong, steady glow of the milky sea.

The legal definition of rape is broad and includes situations where the woman is incapable of giving consent.

Didn't Lo Lung-chi say that the little proletarian intellectuals are incapable of leading a big petty-bourgeois intellectual like him?

Over time, templars grow disoriented, incapable of distinguishing memory from present, or dream from waking.

The problem is not that Islam is incapable of finding its own path to modernity.

Great writing can connect with another person on a level that other forms of entertainment are incapable of doing.

Those who apply themselves too closely to little things often become incapable of great things.

When that need is thwarted, when one feels incapable of navigating one's way toward desired goals, a feeling of powerlessness can set in.

He came across as a dull-witted manager incapable of running the department.

Australia, the continent that has been hit hardest by introductions, still seems incapable of regulating the trade in dangerous species.

such a mind is incapable of going beyond.

"I am simply incapable of exercising on my own, " says Lisa Hammond, a homemaker from a small town in Ohio.

And then go on to the next because they are incapable of sustained romantic, intimate relationship.

Children are simply incapable of processing the tsunami of explicit images that are now on the internet.

Multi-facet drill tip is favorable in chip splitting. But it is incapable of breaking the chips split in three segments separately.

She signed it, she explained, because the federal government has shown itself to be incapable of dealing with illegal immigration.

In both cases, GParted could display some information on these setups, but it was incapable of creating them.

All this I have seem incapable of action, even want to do anything, even some habits are slowly fading.

You possess the ability to inspire people to join you in your quest, but often they are incapable of seeing what you see.

Dogs love their friends and bite their enemies. Quite unlike people, who are incapable of pure love and always have to mix love and hate.

It renders them incapable of engaging in an activity that now is perceived as strenuous, because it is not a passive hypnotized state.

The obvious question becomes: Why are software engineers so incapable of accurate estimations?

Theropods were early winged and feathered dinosaurs that walked mainly on their hind legs and were incapable of flight.

It has yet to have a serious discussion on immigration, and it has proved incapable of bringing down its massive public debt.

That child seems incapable of keeping out of mischief.

Saudi King Abdullah told U. S. officials that Pakistan's President Zardari was incapable of reforming his country.

Our political system seems incapable of producing long-range answers to big problems or big opportunities.

Collectively, these dialogs are, as we've shown, confusing for some tasks and completely incapable of performing other tasks .

By the end of the 1980s, Russia was financially incapable of waging an arms race in the polar regions.

When I started teaching history at university in the 1970s, many first-year students were incapable of critical reading of this kind.

He was incapable of fulfilling the terms of the contract.

However, these were incapable of being inactivated with ethylene oxide as stated previously.

But it is still incapable of exact search, because of its massive disadvantages.

its preferred method of mating (the default crossover method) but it is incapable of performing crossover itself.

"I'm only having one drink tonight, lads. " Men are genetically incapable of having just one drink at the pub!

Obviously, shortterm budgeting is incapable of meeting this objective.

International investors seem incapable of ending their love affair with the dollar.

He or she might create a huge load on the back-end without realizing it or actually be almost incapable of realizing it.

Meat produces Uric acid which your body is incapable of handling. . this causes further tissue damage.

Yet the nation's political establishment hardly helped its case when the National Assembly was incapable of convening.

Now, despite the country's intrinsic strengths, the Republic has shown itself incapable of running the economy.

Not only did he seem incapable of supporting himself, but it never occurred to him that he was under any obligation to do so.

She's physically incapable, genetically incapable of being anything but nice to everybody.

He felt incapable of looking into the girl's pretty, healthful face.

Absolute zero (- 460 degrees F) is the total absence of heat; all matter becomes inert and incapable of reaction at that temperature.

As far as I can make out, when a man has shown himself incapable of doing anything else they make him a general.

Yes, this coalition is structurally incapable of throwing around partisan red meat, says one.

This false identification makes you incapable of understanding what anything is for.

The trouble is that these bureaucracies are often inefficient, understaffed and incapable of working properly in rural areas.

In other words, not only should the state not dictate what people ought to think, it is also fundamentally incapable of doing so.

Note, however, that it does not execute immediately (it is incapable of doing that, because of the threading).

But as I am incapable of doing any good at all, I have no other possible destination but hell.

I am incapable of retrieving that friendship and can only leave it on one of the pages of the diary.

Of course, this does not mean that the Chinese are incapable of love, or do not want to fall in love.

It is an age old complaint - that men are incapable of doing more than one thing at once.

Now, to my innocent mind, dead implies incapable of communicating.

Some men, who are incapable of ejaculation, are still capable of orgasm.

At times I found myself incapable of stringing a coherent sentence together.

LONDON: Women have always cribbed that men are incapable of doing more than one thing at once.

Incapable of being intimidated or discouraged; fearless.

I am not saying that religious believers are in principle incapable of finding satisfactory answers to such questions.

Her grey eyes were small but full of light and incapable of stupidity -incapable.

The act or an instance of believing or trusting in something intangible or incapable of being proved.

His honesty made him incapable of lying.

I have returned. They seemed to be incapable of discerning my invisible form.

Is not that I changed, I really incapable of action, I give up.

If we are fearful, anxious, we shall be incapable of examining it at all.

They don't take the time to observe the ground beneath their feet. Hence, they are incapable of seeing and feeling the optimal way forward.

These new houses were looked on with envy by the private sector, who were themselves incapable of providing what we now call social housing.

When Macedonia - Greece invaded the East, the Persian army incapable of resisting, its failures, finally perished in 330 BC.

Incapable of being overcome or defeated; unconquerable.

Why should a Congress incapable of raising the debt ceiling without an operatic ideological battle be capable of changes such as this?

Evicting a node from the cluster makes the node incapable of hosting a clustered mailbox server.

Those institutions "appear incapable of rising to the challenges without concerted efforts from their leaders" it says.

Through it all, George has been an ideal worker: honest (perhaps because he is incapable of lying), uncomplaining andextremely punctual.

He's a sort of people who're incapable of deceiving you.

But it is time for the ECB president to realise Europe's leaders are incapable of timely action.

Some have derided our federal courts as incapable of handling the trials of terrorists.

They are fundamentally incapable of performing normal operating system tasks.

They are deemed to be incapable of almost any misdemeanour.

"The risk is a block in policy activities, a Parliament incapable of making decisions, a stalemate, " Mr. Sacchi said.

The coalition government led by Taro Aso seems incapable of rising to the occasion.

He was incapable of finishing the work but tore it to pieces instead.

You might find that people seem almost incapable of even understanding new ideas. Yes.

A male orangutan is incapable of feeling love or loneliness, only sea-sonal horniness.

These enzymes are incapable of breaking down or digesting wool, hair or silk fibres which are to them indigestible protein.

Mary is a beautiful girl, but incapable of anything weightier than small talk .

Older people may be handicapped by the mistaken belief that they are incapable of learning anything new because of their age.

The regime seems incapable of opening up. Amnesties are followed by waves of arrests.

He was incapable of sustaining close relationships with women.

The market would, they insist, be incapable of the errors we have seen.

By 1929 it was incapable of it, while the US, still hesitant on the world stage, was unwilling.

They were never evil, but they were unfailingly small, incapable of grandeur.

The current technologies are still incapable of excavating it.

We are incapable of direct and immediate perception without the symbols, the words, the prejudices and conclusions.

You lose confidence in your own abilities, incapable of rational thinking.

those who most need a psychosomatic boost are incapable of generating one.

Accordingly they are completely incapable of saving themselves.

exactly alike; incapable of being perceived as different.

These materials are incapable of exact measurement.

According to US magazine, In Touch Weekly, the wife of Prince William is incapable of having a child.

Incapable of being changed; unalterable.

You are then not alone because of a failed relationship, you are not alone because you are incapable of finding a partner.

e. g. She is incapable of such a dreadful thing.

When the animal becomes old it's incapable of grinding up the vegetation it needs to eat and it starves to death.

But they seem incapable of taking the necessary remedial action.

I'm incapable of even thinking of you like that, I feel responsible for you.

A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave.

This matters, because Congress has shown it is incapable of making such difficult cuts.

A child is considered legally incapable of committing a crime.

GAM can be effectively used to explore the association of temperature with diseases incapable of being fitted by parameter model.

Those who give too much attention to trifling things become generally incapable of great things.

Your friend is incapable of handling your own problems.

Yesterday I was asked about the students and is infatuated with a network problem, in fact, I know, but incapable of action.

When it comes to our own poor work, we are constitutionally incapable of occupying a neutral middle ground.

I just think she's emotionally incapable of nurturing something like that.

Those saying no to books will be incapable of adapting to the information era.

But Mr Trillin is incapable of resisting the temptation of comedy.

A pity, then, that Mr Rajapakse looks so incapable of peacemaking.

abortion, Induced termination of pregnancy and expulsion of an embryo or fetus that is incapable of survival.

the quality of being incapable of exchange or interchange.

all matter becomes inert and incapable of reaction at that temperature. Cold does not exist.

the act of limiting movement or making incapable of movement.

The whole point of the gospel is that we incapable of beginning with God and his kingdom.

Gupta: This study suggests that the loss of sleep can render some brains incapable of fully fending off the involuntary drive to sleep.

But no one is completely incapable of having fun.

So, we think it is absolutely obvious that he is incapable of governing and the best thing to do is move aside.

reason is incapable of going beyond a certain point.

The first is that just because some consultants have given bad advice does not prove that they are incapable of giving good advice.

A staggering 90% of the '80 generation believes it is incapable of supporting parents, according to a recent survey.

That computer is incapable of running new software.

Thanks to their highly technical tackle they are incapable of mating with the wrong species.

He was incapable of leading a football team, let alone a country.

Whereas I am like you: constitutionally incapable of being even 30 seconds late and enraged by a lack of punctuality in others.

incapable of offending or attacking.

monstrous foes incapable of feeling pain!

Her trouble is she's incapable of making a decision.

The current global institutional apparatus is woefully incapable of overseeing the financial system that is evolving.

incapable of being checked or restrained.

Most people are totally incapable of liking it, and this mental block is displayed quite democratically by every social class.

Hitler was incapable of listening to anybody.

But he was incapable of making the right choices.

Incapable of using speech; mute. Used of human beings.

Matt's mother, a drug user, was incapable of caring for him.

Simple things which the other animals easily learn, he is incapable of learning.