Sentence examples for no irrevocable from inspiring English sources

Ashley pointed to that decision as proof that there was no irrevocable contract.

Though he succeeded through threats and promises in persuading most of the princes to accept his proposals, no irrevocable commitments had been made by the time the Hungarians were defeated in August 1849.

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.

No irrevocable actions had been taken, retail and distribution channels weren't full of the weaker whiskey, and customers hadn't had time to solidify their outrage.

Go behold a man or a woman who has risen above nature's steely grip and now lives life on a higher plane where the laws of human nature no longer hold irrevocable sway.

Football veered off in its own direction in the United States in the last quarter of the 19th century and this declaration of independence from Britain was no less irrevocable than the one that preceded it by about 100 years.

In the same interview, Hunter's lawyer, Thomas Ashley, said that Hunter "has no knowledge of any irrevocable contract; he didn't sign it".

At the end of the month, we have Jeffrey Eugenides's The Marriage Plot, "a post-modern take on 19th-century romance" which sets up a love triangle among Ivy League literature graduates to see if "a viable 'marriage plot' might be constructed around a feminist-era heroine for whom marriage no longers means an irrevocable surrender of person and property".

A slow start can be an irrevocable impediment to a ferocious conclusion, no matter what damage McCullum can inflict in a matter of 10 or 15 overs.

"There should be no question of irrevocable decisions being taken while parliament is not in business".