Sentence examples for irrevocable power from inspiring English sources

For his part, Severance interrupted the proceedings frequently, arguing that he did not want the venue changed, quizzing Roush on "irrevocable power of attorney" and asking to be called "accused" rather than "defendant". Roush twice chastised him as "out of line," but Severance seemed determined to press his case.

A white woman demonstrated her irrevocable power by allowing me my birthday wish.

The truth remains: God's sovereignty, power and desire to have relationship with us is a consistent, irrevocable force.

Were it an irrevocable transfer of power, we'd already smell the smoke.

Other bold strokes by Mr. Mobutu would also backfire, contributing to the slow, but irrevocable decline in his power.

"This monumental legislation — with a large-scale and practically irrevocable delegation of war power from Congress to the president — could commit the United States to a worldwide war without clear enemies, without any geographical boundaries" and "without any boundary relating to time or specific objective to be achieved," the letter warned.

We are not prepared to overrule the construction of the legislative power as continuing and irrevocable, adopted by the supreme court of the state.

In the most common approach to the problem so far at least 24 states, including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and California, have given trustees the power to adjust formerly irrevocable income-bearing trusts, many of which were established by long-departed family members.

Thankfully, today there are innumerable legal forms of protection clients can employ such as power of attorney and irrevocable trusts.

Annual exclusion gifts can be given directly to children, or commonly they are made to irrevocable trusts (using so-called Crummey powers) for the payment of life insurance premiums.

He warned of the irrevocable harm diplomatic disclosures might do.