| Even the lowend estimates suggest that incapacitation prevents large numbers of crimes. |
| Given the difficulty of identifying such offenders with certainty, the principle of incapacitation is controversial. |
| Let us stand together for parliamentary democracy and against its incapacitation. |
| Before Goldfinger can escape, however, the U. S. troops attack, having been only faking incapacitation. |
| A device such as the interlock is a form of partial incapacitation. |
| This medical condition could result in a sudden decrement in performance or in complete incapacitation. |
