From these two ontological observations of the human subject, Eliot adduces the central tenet of her ethics: the
irrevocability of wrong.
Telling the story of Israel's many failings is the Torah's way of demonstrating the
irrevocability of the Covenant down the ages.
The most common reason for the Social Security Administration to declare a trust invalid under d4A is the failure to comply with state trust laws regarding
irrevocability. And, in addition to the factors listed above, individual states often impose additional requirements to qualify the trust property as non-countable assets under that state's Medicaid program.
In this allocution the Pope affirms the
irrevocability of Casti connubii.
This
irrevocability is what I meant by "sequential activities." The drawings are, as I stated, "obsessively incremental." Thus, I limited my focus to the relationship between the specific materials and procedures that Conner utilized in two different mediums, felt-tip pen drawings and light shows.
"It's not my fault," the dictator snapped on another occasion, "that he's no better than a half-cartridge." Alas for the Fascists, Victor Emmanuel considered revenge to be a dish best eaten cold: as he demonstrated with bland
irrevocability in the bloodless July 1943 coup that brought Mussolini down.
Perhaps even more troubling, issues that were seemingly uncontroversial, such as the ability to imply the
irrevocability of mutual wills from, inter alia, the testators' agreement to execute the wills, (8) are now unclear.
Its color, intelligence, its associations with death, mystery, omen, occult knowledge--all serve to evoke certain mood and prepare the ground and atmosphere for the student's confrontation with the fact of
irrevocability of death.
In addition, Hazama booked an extraordinary loss of 3.02 billion yen for such reasons as appraisal losses on asset holdings and
irrevocability of accounts receivable.
For example, one of the thematic differences between the MT/LXX and the AT is the theme of the
irrevocability of Persian law.
These themes include religious and moral arguments; issues related to deterrence, incapacitation,
irrevocability, discrimination and arbitrariness; constitutional concerns; and practical issues.
Moral questions that drive characters in the Iliad--the role of good luck and cleverness in keeping mere mortals from grim fate, the
irrevocability of human destiny--are for Apollonius commonplaces.