There is too much doubt, and too much potential for error for the State to justify the irrevocable, final step of taking a life.
The fund must be maintained by the same public charity to or for the use of which the irrevocable remainder interest is contributed.
In his place grew a man who heeded the words of that girl's grieving mother, and in so doing, became a writer who returns to that moment again and again, attempting to reshape the irrevocable, searching for truth and meaning, if not solace, in the spot where the wound will never heal.
Ignore the irrevocable laws of nature for long enough and we put our own, rather narrow, ecological niche at risk.
Of course, they remind us, too, that we have managed to stave off the irrevocable; that our chances for living in harmony are, thankfully, still intact.
But the irrevocable has not yet happened.
Because there are bona fide emotional elements also involved: revulsion at having been duped into colluding in fraud, the sense of betrayal at being consciously manipulated by a big corporation, and certainly regret for the years of irrevocable participation in polluting the environment with fraudulent vehicles.
But even as Europeans find reason to grumble about the bloc, voters do not seem to have the appetite for an irrevocable split.
Different people have different susceptibilities, and too much of it gradually wears on the body until, for some, irrevocable damage is done.
