There are no exit clauses in any of the treaties such as Maastricht or Lisbon, because EMU membership is meant to be irrevocable – although in practice, member states can repudiate the treaties in domestic law.
Being far away from home only increases the disorientation that comes with grief and shock, and yet in these moments, families must also make difficult and irrevocable decisions in an instant.
Health Savings Accounts represent the final, irrevocable step in the actuarial direction.
Whatever the outcome, there has been a real and irrevocable change in Irish society.
His work on St Mark, still much read, was to achieve an irrevocable shift in the understanding of the Gospels.
Will Derry's Bloody Sunday become a fulcrum, which historians will argue led to fundamental and irrevocable changes in the future and status of Northern Ireland?
Lee's lawsuit says Pinkus engineered the transfer of Lee's rights to secure himself "irrevocable" interest in the income derived from To Kill A Mockingbird.
"The vice president wants a clear, irrevocable mandate" in order to pave the way for early elections, said the official, who added that the "hard-liners are nothing but an echo to the president's desire to remain in power".
In Berlin, German officials have acknowledged that the technological advances of recent years have led to irrevocable changes in the nature of trading and that the fast pace must be accepted.
