- An
irreparable injury is, in equity, "the type of harm
which no
monetary compensation can cure or put
conditions back the way they were." It has traditionally...
- the
Beach (1934) Gala-Salvador Dalí
Foundation Omelette about to be
Irreparably Crushed by
Hands (1934)
Omelettes with Dynamic,
Mixed Herbs (1934) Paranoiac...
- so
close to the Sun
risked damaging the spacecraft's
imaging system irreparably. It was not
until 1989 that Sagan's idea was put in motion, but then...
- a
lawsuit against her
labels Blackground Records and Da
Family for "
irreparable damages to her
professional career". She
claimed that her 2004 contract...
-
roofs are
peeled off.
Manufactured homes usually sustain severe and
irreparable damage.
Flooding near the
coast destroys smaller structures,
while larger...
- Eilperin,
Juliet (29
January 2006). "Debate on
Climate Shifts to
Issue of
Irreparable Change". The
Washington Post.
Retrieved 7 May 2010. Packard,
Aaron (12...
- July. On the
House floor, he said, "explosive
nuclear testing causes irreparable harm to
human health and to our
environment and
jeopardizes the U.S....
-
Congress which Lenin opposed. The
differences grew and the
split became irreparable.
Internal unrest also
arose over the
political structure that was best...
- the
phrase "dead zone"
refers to the part of Johnny's
brain that is
irreparably damaged,
resulting in his
dormant psychic potential awakening. When some...
- in
trying to
forward himself in his
musical career" as
having caused "
irreparable damage to the band".
Webster was
accused of
stealing the band's funds...
