And that's changed irrevocably.

2. The debtor may not waive defences

And if you have rights you must be able to waive them.

If the exchange rate is irrevocably fixed, that safety valve disappears.

Irrevocably fixing the exchange rate was at best a gamble, at worst a blunder.

In the last five years, some things in Russia have come full circle, while others seem to be gone irrevocably.

But a society s decision to waive punishment for human rights violators is not necessarily a sign that its moral awareness remains stunted.

Yet unless the rising curve of annual emissions can be reversed, the CO2 concentration will irrevocably reach a truly threatening level.

If the exchange rate is irrevocably fixed, that safety valve disappears. The economy can remain uncompetitive for years, causing chronically high unemployment and slow growth.

Social media has irrevocably changed the way we do business, offering us a new model to engage with customers, colleagues, and the world at large.

The more we steam headlong into the future, the more we amalgamate the data and detritus of the past and place it irrevocably into the present.

One problem with the word bubble is that it creates a mental picture of an expanding soap bubble, which is destined to pop suddenly and irrevocably.

It would bar foreign subsidiaries of US companies from investing more than 20 million in Iran s energy sector, and would eliminate the president s authority to waive these penalties.

In view of amounts that could spell financial ruin for the publisher and journalists, AJM also pleaded with Mijalkov to waive the 6,000 euro fee and accept only one euro for non pecuniary damages.

That said, too many policymakers and commentators have rushed to judgment, insisting that Iran is irrevocably determined to build nuclear weapons, or that it wants a break out capability that is just as dangerous.

But on the night of November 9th, when the wall and the barbed wire which had failed to irrevocably divide Germans over many decades of bitter separation began to crumble, communism's collapse became irreversible.

But investment agreements like those backed by the US demand that developing countries waive this presumption and permit the adjudication of suits according to procedures that fall far short of those expected in twenty first century democracies.

The danger that the Czech people might, once again, fall prey to an aggressor who would attack us, certain that the democratic world would not lift a finger to intervene, is irrevocably receding into the past.

He is also weighing whether to change the current Constitutional Court into a Supreme Court to which citizens could appeal under some conditions, and whether to waive the president s authority to preside over the High Council of the Judiciary.

He is also weighing whether to change the current Constitutional Court into a Supreme Court to which citizens could appeal under some conditions, and whether to waive the president s authority to preside over the High Council of the Judiciary.

The makers of the video said they wanted to raise awareness of the Chernobyl tragedy, including the environmental fallout from he explosion and radiation, as well as honor the memory of all the people whose lives were lost or irrevocably changed in the aftermath.

It would bar foreign subsidiaries of US companies from investing more than 20 million in Iran s energy sector, and would eliminate the president s authority to waive these penalties. It would also designate Iran s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist group and impose further limits on exports to the country s civil aviation industry.

This is crucial, because whatever technical advances there may be in solar and other renewable energy sources, we will depend on coal and oil for the next 40 years. Yet unless the rising curve of annual emissions can be reversed, the CO2 concentration will irrevocably reach a truly threatening level.