Sentence examples for cannot be undone by from inspiring English sources

In some cases it is inevitable: what some parents do to children cannot be undone by social workers, judges and lawyers.

Affirmative action is at best a superficial, Band-Aid solution; we need to realize that centuries of racial discrimination cannot be undone by letting a few extra black students into college.

Abbott continued: "We see this in the never-ending battle to defend the unborn and we see this with the legal assault on marriage defined by God, but we know that God's law cannot be undone by man's law".

This isn't an unlock, mind you, but a jailbreak that cannot be undone by Apple through updates, only hardware changes.

The scientist, Professor James Lovelock, told a UK news program that he now believes whatever damage human beings have done to the planet throughout history, from the very first day that Man stood upright and began to fan out from Africa to today's UEFA Champions League quarter-final in London between Arsenal and Barcelona, cannot be undone by buying green USB drives.

This cannot be undone by Trump.

Mr Jaua is a plausible candidate to succeed Mr Chávez, while Mr Rangel was probably appointed for his vast experience, political contacts and nerves of steel.But 12 years of one-man rule cannot be undone simply by forming a committee.

In effect, past uses of data and samples cannot be undone and therefore withdrawal must by necessity focus on activities that have not yet begun, but that would otherwise be permitted under the normal 'rules of the game' of biobanking infrastructure.

But if the past cannot be undone, the future surely can be shaped by the progressive, creative policies of the present.

Tenancy by the Entirety, like marriage itself, cannot be undone, except through legal means.

Beyond these known effects is the even more frightening prospect of damage that cannot be detected for years and of possible genetic effects that cannot be known for generations, by which time the havoc we have wrought cannot be undone.