They are required to declare that they have permanently and
irrevocably renounced their foreign nationality
Shareholders associated with the private holdings of the CEO and director Nicholas Mather will
irrevocably commit to vote in favour of the investment by Newcrest.
The classic novel by Leo Tolstoy comes to life in this sweeping, romantic epic, a tragic story of love, infidelity and the destiny of a woman who
irrevocably changes her life for the sake of passion.
The former Labour minister and party strategist said an Out vote could "
irrevocably reorder our United Kingdom".
Artist and architect Maya Lin is 'texceptionally interested in edges, and limits: where the wall ends and the earth begins, how much water can flow across a carved stone monument without turning it into a reflecting pool, how much we can intrude upon the ecosystem before we have changed it
irrevocably," writes architecture critic Paul Goldberger in the monograph Maya Lin: Topologies (Rizzoli).
The visit of Princess Alice coincided with the awe-inspiring discovery of previously untapped oil, which changed the nature of the Kingdom and the world
irrevocably. The exhibition, opened by HRH Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf Al Saud (below), runs till 30 November 2013 and is expected to transfer to Manchester early next year.
To do so would spell the end of open justice and damage the legal process
irrevocably.
Random interactions and their consequences
irrevocably impact the lives of these three individuals.
TWENTIETH-CENTURY ART was
irrevocably changed by Cy Twombly, who died July 5 at the age of eighty-three.
Cuba's international press center informed Vicent it had yanked his permitt "
irrevocably," but Cuban officials couldn't be reached for comment.
By 1970, its whole raison d''etre had changed
irrevocably, and its fire hazard was totally unacceptable.
