Examples of using Irrevocable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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My calling and My Gifts are irrevocable.
final, irrevocable symptom of the crisis of a system of government and a form of papacy.”.
I note here that not even the communists could cause irrevocable harm, and in comparison to them the Orbán regime will barely have time to relentlessly destroy the lives of hundreds of thousands of children.
Because of the sacrifice of Jesus, the irrevocable will of God is that we become exquisite participants in His World's Totality and Joy.
Even after enormous upheavals and seemingly irrevocable changes, the same pattern has always reasserted itself,
If more members report the profile after the warning this can lead to an irrevocable deletion of the user account.
liberalisation of capital movements and irrevocable fixing of exchange rates, with the potential introduction of a single currency.
for already he begins to hear the striking of the hour when his irrevocable destiny shall be fulfilled.
Crossing the Rubicon”- in a number of languages this idiom refers to an important and irrevocable decision.
the total convertibility of Member States' currencies and the irrevocable fixing of exchange rates.
And more than one third of the world's population- over 1.5 billion people- accept reincarnation as an irrevocable fact of life.
You grant to us a worldwide, irrevocable, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use,
it is implied that one hit of methamphetamine is enough to cause irrevocable damage.
This statement should be precise, irrevocable, and based on an appropriate and recognized legal statement in the form of a waiver or license.
Crossing the Rubicon”- in a number of languages this idiom refers to an important and irrevocable decision.
The grades of the process of globalization have always manifested throughout the history of the 20th Century as radical and irrevocable transformations in history and society.
The economic impacts are deemed proportionate to the objective of preventing irrevocable soil contamination affecting current and future generations of farmers and food consumers.
penetrate into the hair, causing irrevocable damage.
Globalization has manifested throughout the history of the 20th century as radical and irrevocable transformations in history and society.
there is a widespread awareness of the relentlessness in many aspects of social life of irrevocable change.
