Because we are a democratic socialist party, committed to a parliamentary road to power, it is vital, essential, irreplaceable, that the leader of this party has substantial – at least substantial, if not majority – support from those who go to the country and seek election to become lawmakers, the way chosen by the people who established the Labour party.
While Beyoncé worked on material for B'Day, she was pleased with the demo of the "Irreplaceable" that was presented to her.
"We restore old pieces that are irreplaceable, that have been passed down in a family or that are already 25 or 30 years old," she said.
Fans reacted with horror to the news, suggesting that he was "irreplaceable" and that the show "would not be the same without him".
Anderson said: "We are prepared to go with the best available, and we're not going to be strong-armed by officials who simply think they are irreplaceable and that the game can't go on without them.
Catlin, a politician manqué and disappointed academic, was writing to express his chagrin at reading that Brittain's first love, who died in the war, was the irreplaceable force that had shaped her life.
The horrendous losses inflicted on Viet Cong units struck into the heart of the irreplaceable infrastructure that had been built up for over a decade.
They are irreplaceable in that they give meaning to our lives and without them our lives become meaningless [ 27].
St-Pierre is the promotion's top pay per view asset, an irreplaceable commodity that has helped the brand conquer Canada, and no one else in the division has the weight to sell events at the same buyrate.
And whatever its failings, most of NATO's members still see it as the cornerstone of their security and the irreplaceable bond that joins America to Europe.
After 9/11, some people thought that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani was irreplaceable, that he should stay on as mayor beyond the end of his term despite the law.
