Sentence examples for irrevocable pardon from inspiring English sources

And the rest of us, especially the media, would have to keep vigilant watch, so we could sound the alarm before an irrevocable pardon is granted.

Six years later, in the wake of a petition launched by Cocteau, Jean-Paul Sartre and Pablo Picasso, the French president, Vincent Auriol, granted Genet – by now the author of five novels, three plays and numerous poems – a full and irrevocable pardon; he would never again be sent to prison.

Presidential pardons are irrevocable and can be awarded without explanation.

As the Florida State Supreme Court once wrote, "An executive may grant a pardon for good reasons or bad, or for any reason at all, and his act is final and irrevocable".

Irrevocable changes are underway.

Every brushstroke is irrevocable.

Murder is irrevocable.

"Pardon me.

ROSS: Pardon?

Beg pardon?

"It's an irrevocable loss".