Sentence examples for in the irrevocable from inspiring English sources

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Munby, the president of the high court family division, said judges were increasingly alarmed at the frequency with which children were being put forward for adoption without proper consideration of alternatives which would not result in the irrevocable break-up of families, such as the child being cared for by relatives.

Mr Lobban said at an event in Leeds that Turing had a played a key part in the "irrevocable change" that eventually led to the development of the "highly technological intelligence organisation that GCHQ is today".

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The Ninth Circuit held that Morrison permits such claims, so long as plaintiffs are able to plead and ultimately establish that their purchases occurred within the United States in accordance with the "irrevocable liability test" previously adopted in other circuits to determine whether the sale or purchase of securities not occurring on an exchange takes place in the United States.

The original letter came from one of the couple's children, asking what their parents could do to reduce future estate taxes, in addition to the irrevocable trust that already had been set up.

Indeed, in studies involving the irrevocable stripping of personal identifiers ("anonymization"), the return of IRRs or IFs is rendered virtually impossible [ 6, 18].

If the internet created a world of low fiction communication, blockchain can create a world of low fiction value transfer, in no small measure because of the irrevocable way in which it records trust.

Writer remarried in 1958, but took up with a muse of Graves's, Margot Callas, in 1961, leading to the irrevocable split between Graves and writer.

Its narrator, Alice McGuire, can be exasperated by commonplace frustrations, but as events turn darker she recoils from conventional sentiment; when her boyfriend is killed in Mexico, she dismisses the irrevocable and takes up arguing about forgiveness and helping prisoners write poetry.

Entrants will be deemed to have granted to the BBC, in respect of their performances, the irrevocable right and licence to free reproduction and exhibition in all media (now known or hereafter created) throughout the world for the full period of copyright.

"George Anderson" concludes in fear and impotence, and the irrevocable fact of Fales's guilt by association.

Understanding the links between temperature anomalies and coral disease has become paramount given the mounting evidence that temperature anomalies are contributing to the increasing frequency and severity of infectious disease outbreaks in corals globally and to the irrevocable decline of coral reef ecosystems, particularly when coupled with increasing coral bleaching episodes.

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