Sentence examples for irrevocable because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Black said Monday that his retirement had indeed been "irrevocable," because at the time he had severed all ties to his firm.

Because it is irrevocable, and because taking someone's life even in the interests of justice is such a heavy step, America's judiciary has struggled for decades to apply it fairly and consistently, and largely failed.

He rapidly gave his wife children, to make his escape irrevocable, and because he wished them a less solitary life than he had had.

Generally, people create irrevocable trusts because if the trust is irrevocable, the creator of the trust no longer "owns" the assets in the trust.

TRENTON — Declaring that New Jersey had reached an irrevocable "turning point" because of years of bad fiscal habits, Gov. Jon S. Corzine proposed a budget on Tuesday that would reduce the state's work force by 3,000 people, close three departments and prune expenses for services including colleges and hospitals.

We've made choices that are now irrevocable: not making partner because of the kids or making partner and always feeling guilty about the kids.

However, attempts to sell Gulf Oil Great Britainn) to KPC failed because of irrevocable GOC guarantees given earlier in regard to bonds issued to finance the construction of refinery facilities in the UK.

But as a command and a promise, "Experience Hendrix" can't help falling short, if only because of the irrevocable absence at its core.

Well, I would not have advised her to sterilise herself, because it's pretty irrevocable, but I could understand that.

Llewellyn Landers, an ANC MP, said the bill would not have a public-interest defence clause because "it would do irrevocable harm to the state and the people of South Africa if a court should find that a whistleblower was found to have given information not out of public interest but out of maliciousness".

"We cannot afford to rush this because these changes will be irrevocable," he said on Sunday.