Sentence examples for which are irrevocable from inspiring English sources

The trusts, which are irrevocable, can be based on the annual valuation of the assets.

It is a vote, we are told, which is irrevocable and will change the world for ever.

"It is our position that because [the mother] relinquished her rights, which are by statute irrevocable, she has no rights to Kaylee.

Look into onshore and offshore trusts, which may be irrevocable, or grantor trusts for tax, heirship and probate advantages.

Generally only those assets which are being shielded from creditors or as Medicaid resources are used to fund an irrevocable living trust.

Samuel's rejection of Saul, which was complete and irrevocable, withdrew from the king the religious sanctions essential for popular support and Saul's own mental well-being.

"So few of our days contain actions that are irrevocable.

Presidential pardons are irrevocable and can be awarded without explanation.

For his gracious gifts, it says, are irrevocable.

In this, she took the same line as the 17th-century philosopher Francis Bacon, when he wrote that seeking revenge was a foolish exercise in self-destruction: "That which is past is gone, and irrevocable; and wise men have enough to do, with things present and to come; therefore they do but trifle with themselves, that labor in past matters".

He later explained that he was giving them an opportunity to reconsider their actions and avoid discharges, which would have been irrevocable.