Invisible though irrevocable moves toward finality and what I imagined as a kind of darkness.
It felt like our hope of moving was irrevocable, and with it the intense connection to Israel we had up that time.
The Dutch government maintains that its move was legal and irrevocable, while Fortis Bank issued a statement noting the shareholder vote but deferring comment, Reuters reported.
Is a decision made at this point in a career irrevocable, or is it possible to move from one type of institution to the other?
I hope Lucas is right, because the move to digital seems irrevocable, but I've yet to see viable solutions offered to filmmakers and other creative people to allow them to save their work and migrate their data to new software and new formats every couple of years.
"Avoid large irrevocable decisions like changing jobs or moving" in the first year after the event, Ms. Goodman said.
United Biscuit Group, partly owned by Nabisco, has said the closure was "irrevocable," and that production will be moved to other factories in Spain.
(Consideration would be given to moving the policy to an irrevocable trust at some point).
While the Bellamys had to contend with the Titanic — one character, Lady Marjorie, sadly went down on it — World War I, the emergence of the suffragist movement and the crash of 1929, the Hollands are moving to a Britain poised for drastic, irrevocable change.
He never made an irrevocable commitment to either Basel or Freiburg, sometimes considering a move to Rome, where three successive popes urged him to come and join in the task of healing the schism.
