Above all, no exclusive surface marker constellation for MSCs has been identified and the repertoire currently used to characterize MSCs has failed to irrevocably identify a marker for them.
With the unification of Germany in 1990, Brecht's name seemed irrevocably linked to a repressive regime and a failed ideology.
Justice Joan Madden said that the plaintiffs had failed to substantiate their argument that the demolition would "irrevocably harm the neighborhood," but that she was not judging the suit's merits.
In childhood, Romm says, when her mother became enraged, "she failed to be my mother," a rift that is, of course, about to be reproduced, finally and irrevocably.
You need to show that the necessary funds have been invested and are already at work which means that should you fail to get the visa… you're irrevocably committed.
Yet abiding by these directives fails to prevent its members from quietly and irrevocably falling apart.
His Western allies must urge him on because if he fails, and ordinary Ukrainians are once again disappointed, their country could irrevocably fall apart.
The 5-to-4 majority opinion by Justice Elena Kagan, with Justice Anthony Kennedy joining the moderate liberals, held that the mandatory punishment is unconstitutional because it fails "to take into account how children are different, and how those differences counsel against irrevocably sentencing them to a lifetime in prison".
"Today, if unfortunately we were to fail, how could we rebuild this hope?" He said failure would mean that "trust in the very ability of the concert of nations" to act on climate would be irrevocably lost.
Countries must fix their currencies permanently and irrevocably, the now-familiar argument goes, or else let them float freely: attempts to peg the exchange rate, leaving open the possibility of occasional changes in the parity, are doomed to fail in today's world of integrated capital-markets.
