Sentence examples for irrevocable steps from inspiring English sources

At the Newark Museum her "Irrevocable Steps" tea set depicts a couple abandoning a birdcage at a beach.

Parliament rightly expects this information before it takes the final irrevocable steps to pass the health bill.

But no irrevocable steps have yet been taken, and such drastic actions still can be avoided if the coming days see a significant reduction in the violence that has killed more then 120 people and wounded thousands.

4. (S/REL UK) Menon replied that Pakistan was "nowhere near the threshold of proving sincerity" in its response to the Mumbai attacks and had so far taken no "irrevocable" steps toward eliminating Lashkar-e-Tayiba as a threat to India.

Betsy Fisher, policy director at the International Refugee Assistance Project, the organization named as lead plaintiff in the Supreme Court case challenging the ban, explained that by the time refugees are prepared to travel to the U.S., they have already cleared extensive background checks and taken irrevocable steps with the expectation of finally finding asylum.

Besides, selling it was an irrevocable step.

Health Savings Accounts represent the final, irrevocable step in the actuarial direction.

But deleting the entries of the dead feels wrong, an irrevocable step toward forgetting them entirely, almost akin to killing them a second time.

I don't think Greece can leave the euro — since joining was presented as an "irrevocable" step at its creation — without the whole system collapsing through inevitable contagion.

The proposed pact represents a necessary if tardy admission: that the euro was an irrevocable step toward the political and particularly fiscal integration that alone can sustain the currency.

"It's near the end of the 11th hour for the NHS bill and parliament rightly expects this information before it takes the final irrevocable step to pass the legislation," Healey said.