incapacitating injury

Incapacitating injuries or death would dictate victory, although other scenarios were possible as well.

"Captain," the first offcer reported, "we have two dead and four incapacitating injuries.

It can be finished sooner by incapacitating injury incurred during play, training or away from sport entirely.

"Blindness is a totally incapacitating injury for a soldier on the modern battlefield; hence, the value of a laser weapon would be great.

However, we have yet to have a case where a player under a long-term contract ever took a voluntary cut because of poor performance or incapacitating injury.

Incapacitating injury.

We monitored the team's frequency, and in a much shorter time than I would have thought possible they called to report that they were all together with no incapacitating injuries.

And there is no good mechanism for financing the clinic visits of an uninsured woman with diabetes, or the lifetime care of a illegal resident with a permanent incapacitating injury.

The difference between the figures for a permanently incapacitating injury and a permanently incapacitating illness accounts for the larger human cost attributed to injuries due to their short-term effect.

Non-incapacitating evident injury: Any injury, other than a fatal injury or an incapacitating injury, which is evident to observers at the scene of the crash in which the injury occurred.

Moreover, the senators say, limits on noneconomic damages tend to discriminate against women who are homemakers, and against children and elderly people, including nursing home residents, because they do not necessarily lose wages when they suffer incapacitating injuries.

No matter how long the recuperation, the incapacitating injuries that Mr. Corzine suffered Thursday evening, when his Chevrolet Suburban crashed on the Garden State Parkway near Atlantic City, come at an important moment both in state government and in the life of his young administration, politicians and analysts said.