Sentence examples for irrevocable principles from inspiring English sources
We are talking of a radical shift involving the field of requisites of design activity, including, in the first place, the conviction that no disciplinary system is based on intangible, irrevocable principles, so the temporary character of the hypotheses makes each field of knowledge an open system.
The German system provides this protection by making the offer in principle irrevocable.
Grexit would breach the principle that euro membership is irrevocable, making investors worry about other countries that might be forced out.
Mr Tsipras may calculate that European creditors will give way in order to avoid a Grexit, which would hurt the euro zone as a whole by breaking the principle that membership of the single currency is irrevocable.
Irrevocable changes are underway.
Every brushstroke is irrevocable.
As a matter of legal principle, the answer is no, because when countries joined the euro the conversion of their former currencies was supposed to be "irrevocable": a Hotel California that you can never leave.
"It's an irrevocable loss".
A trust must be irrevocable.
But the irrevocable has not yet happened.
