Sentence examples for irrefutable from inspiring English sources

Ultimately though, it is only irrefutable and irreversible economic development that can transform global perceptions about African countries.

We have given our opponents the irrefutable, undeniable evidence that we cannot be trusted.

Just as in 2010 the canard that Labour "bankrupted" the country and left "an economic mess" got established and then became evidently irrefutable, so a new false narrative is becoming embedded in 2015, this time fed by Labour itself.

Both ideological groups point to irrefutable polling evidence about when Labour lost its vote, to justify their position.

The broadcasters have cited the recent European election as a measure of Ukip's popularity and irrefutable evidence of its worthiness for inclusion.

Timor-Leste has said it had irrefutable proof that Australia bugged the country's cabinet room to gain an unfair advantage in the lead-up to a 2006 agreement extending the length of a crucial oil and gas treaty.

The truth is that the coffee consumed at centres of European power is an irrefutable reminder that politicians in Europe still do not understand "partnership".

Commissioned to write the report by the previous government when they visited Athens last October, the human rights lawyers argued that the spectacular artworks were an irrefutable part of Greek identity, history and culture.

So this week's commemoration of 1988 was as irrefutable a proof as any of how much Myanmar has changed under Thein Sein, the former general who is now its president.

Few have discovered irrefutable cases of corruption or illegality.Ms Reno is the central figure in this pursuit of politics by other means.

This policy has been followed in Britain for so long that it has been accepted as an irrefutable dogma.The proceeds from this unfair and regressive tax have become an essential component of the British government's tax revenues and not a glorious sacrifice in the interests of environmental protection.