Sentence examples for irrevocable deal from inspiring English sources
Prospective owner Charles Green has stated that he has an irrevocable deal with Whyte for the transfer of his 85% shareholding in Rangers.
Short stories by a master, many of them credibly told by a variety of first-person narrators looking back on choices now irrevocable, often dealing with infidelity and the bitterness of failed marriage.
Cameron may have dragged filmmaking kicking and screaming into the 21st century, but he has helped deal an irrevocable blow to the art of film biography.
A great deal of irrevocable damage has been done, but I have four simple suggestions that would help reduce the harm done by the DSM-5 and demonstrate that the APA has regained its integrity.
His interest was therefore piqued when the Thames Valley Royals deal was declared "irrevocable" on the basis that Waller's faction controlled the majority of the shares in Reading.
How irrevocable death is, inarguable and true.
The Roth I.R.A. lets you avoid having to deal with beneficiary selections, irrevocable decisions that can have nasty tax consequences.
This meant that the picture estimated to be worth £15 million to £20 million plus the sale charge in excess of 12 percent, would in any case realize a minimum £13 million to £14 million plus charge, depending on the precise amount of the "irrevocable bid," never disclosed in such deals.
When Cameron announced the deal he said it was irrevocable.
And irrevocable bids often lead to public performances of private deals that are far more opaque than auction houses let on.
What they are seeing is change that is substantive, intense and irrevocable and their "corporate" culture doesn't seem prepared to deal with it.
