- belief, or some
other personality trait. Some
states use the
terms irremediable breakdown,
irretrievable breakdown, or incompatibility. In some states...
-
further amended by Bill C-7 to
include those suffering from a
grievous and
irremediable condition whose death was not
reasonably foreseeable. The
planned inclusion...
-
Sensibility occurs when
Elinor Dashwood contemplates "the
worse and most
irremediable of all evils, a
connection for life" with an
unsuitable man. In 1804...
- Syria,
which was shut down
after relations between the two
countries irremediably deteriorated. In
February 2005,
Shawkat was
promoted to
Director of Military...
-
volumes of poetry: El
dulce daño (Sweet Pain), 1918;
Irremediablemente (
Irremediably), 1919; and
Languidez (Languor) 1920. The
latter received the
first Muni****l...
-
transformed Maria into a
witch herself, but only
after her body had been left
irremediably burned and scarred. For Nevena, many
years p****, and
having grown into...
-
initial theoretical attractions, but also
arguing that it
suffers from
irremediable flaws,
mainly regarding probabilities, and came to
tentatively endorse...
-
century "Spain's
pretensions to
hegemony (in Europe) had
definitely and
irremediably failed." In late 16th- and 17th-century Holland, the
Dutch Republic's...
- in
general irremediable. However,
other classical Arminians,
including the Free Will Baptists, have
taught that
apostasy is
irremediable. John Wesley...
-
architecture in fascism. In the
words of
Benito Mussolini,
fascism "affirms the
irremediable, fruitful, and
beneficent inequality of men".
Given this premise, fascists...
