Sentence examples for irrevocable order from inspiring English sources

Here an outline of the closed material would be presented and the judge would decide whether to authorise an irrevocable order to protect the confidentiality of the evidence and the source.

Dr. Hamied said each country must submit large, irrevocable purchase orders and pay cash.

"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".

As a sensible older sister myself, my heart always went out to those whom the fates, via the irrevocable instrument of birth order, so thoroughly frustrated.

To environmental experts, such evidence is the proverbial writing on the wall: we must transition to a low-carbon economy, stat, in order to avoid irrevocable damage.

Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. military's Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on a visit to Baghdad that Iraq would need to begin talks very soon if it wanted to alter that plan in order to avoid "irrevocable logistics and operational decisions we must make in the coming weeks".

The group said the order against Mr. Rushdie was "irrevocable".

Officials, she said, were "kafkaesque" in their confused responses, adding that Trump's order "has already caused irrevocable harm, it has already caused chaos".

Why does no one ever go and desecrate Abraham Lincoln's tomb and cause irrevocable damage to the burial site in order to stop the imminent destruction of the world?

JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings is a paean for the return of a king and a social order that was undergoing radical and irrevocable change.

An irrevocable living trust is commonly set up in order to shelter a Settlor's property from his or her creditors or help him or her qualify for Medicaid without losing a home.