After Mao, few questions are treated as more sacrosanct in China than the status of Taiwan, which every pupil is taught is irrevocably part of China.
After randomisation, the participant is irrevocably part of the trial for the purpose of the research, irrespective of what occurs subsequently.
Here Minna visited him for the last time: they parted irrevocably, though Wagner continued to give financial support to her while she lived in Dresden until her death in 1866.
However, Mr Morgan said the Green Party was "irrevocably split".
But for the trade to be fair, the user has to know what she's giving up: has to appreciate the total cost, over time, of irrevocably – because parts of your G+ use are likely immortal in Google's databases – surrendering to Google Real Name Theory of the Everything.
There had been successful plays and films that positively depicted gay lives — "Torch Song Trilogy," "La Cage aux Folles" — and later the devastation of AIDS with "The Normal Heart" and "Longtime Companion," but nothing like "Angels in America," which put AIDS into such heaving, glorious context that it finally and irrevocably became part of the national narrative.
During the Bei Wei a man and wife were entitled to a total of about 140 mou (about 20 acres [8 hectares]), of which a small part was irrevocably held by them; the remaining land was returned to the government upon age 70 or their deaths.
I felt irrevocably grieved, wounded, but a part of my feelings started to tighten; something went dead; something is still crying.
Residents say the hotel's character shifted irrevocably after its lionized former manager and part-owner, Stanley Bard, was ousted by the hotel's board of directors four years ago.
From Eq. (32), it is seen that part of the information is irrevocably lost due to Eq. (34), leading to an irreducible error.
