Sentence examples similar to irremovable position from inspiring English sources
In October 1891 Mathews was appointed First Minister to the Zanzibar government, a position in which he was "irremovable by the sultan".
According to the Constitution, the judges are irremovable during their time in office.
Eventually, "books will have to be burned -- to make place for the one, the irremovable Book of resigned certainty".
No one took this as an irremovable stain on academia.
"They have proved to be irremovable from these areas," he said.
They fear that labelling them as genocide might leave an irremovable stain on the history of their nation.
Russia received a system of law courts based on European models, with irremovable judges and a proper system of courts of appeal.
When it came, as a bundle of pale, waxy sticks which one had to keep under water, it had, nonetheless, a persistent garlicky smell — and this, I imagined, was the irremovable residue of its beastly, slaughterhouse origins.
The reason for each of these events is the same: An irremovable and out-of-control central power is losing the ability to adapt to an ever-more-changing world.
Later their position became the majority position.
