Sentences with word «irrecoverable»

The plan also does not provide any coverage in case of irrecoverable loss of eyesight loss of one hand or foot.

They usually prepare the writing off of irrecoverable debts or may employ strategies for credit recovery in cases of debtor bankruptcy.

If the insured person sustains bodily injury within 12 months from the occurrence of the accidental bodily injury which is caused due to accident solely and directly by external, violent and visible means resulting in irrecoverable loss of use of two hands or two feet, or of one hand and one foot, or of such loss of one eye sight and such loss of use of one hand or one foot, then the plan covers the same for full capital sum insured.

With just 7 games into the new season, it's surely not irrecoverable from Arsenal's perspective.

It is not to incur substantial and irrecoverable costs on a long shot bet.

Deprived of fathers - and even of father - figures depicted with clear masculine identity in the mass media or in general culture - boys lost out, in some cases with almost irrecoverable results.

This includes irrecoverable sight loss of one or both the eyes, loss by severance of one or two limbs, above ankle or wrist.

From an economic standpoint, I don't believe it matters, and even from a financial standpoint, I think that the Fed has already done irrecoverable damage that will have its consequences over the completion of this market cycle.

In any case, even when allowances are made for heightening and expansion inherent in the nature of the tradition, even admitting that a purely «photographic» image is ultimately irrecoverable, Samuel and Moses are in a unique class as performers on behalf of Yahweh.

Steve Jobs is an impressive entrepreneur because of his boundless innovations, but also because of his emphatic comeback from an almost irrecoverable failure.

Those formed in that age will forever recall it as an idyll of civility and sobriety — however exceptional, however irrecoverable — against which the furies of our contemporary Kulturkampf can not stand comparison.

As a result, he argues, theologians feel themselves free to use the Bible for whatever purpose they wish, from the liberation of women to the church - growth movement, without regard for its supposedly irrecoverable original intent.

One level of past experience is indeed irrecoverable.

If on that hard, irrecoverable ground of facticity somewhere underlying the story, the historical Elijah heard such a marvelously creative, whimsical outburst from the historical Obadiah, then Elijah must have laughed aloud before he reassured Obadiah with an oath that he would by God face the king that day!

There is irony in Cather's tale: for the reader, the otherwise irrecoverable is partly recovered, though transformed, by the novelist.

But while these earlier heroes inhabit a world now irrecoverable, Rabbit dwells in our time, in our place.

Precisely how can occasions that have perished and things of value that have been pushed into an apparently irrecoverable past still be felt in the present?

They argue the debts are irrecoverable because of faults in the CSA, not in families.

Failing that they condemn the Labour party to the same fate as the hard - left's leadership of the party — irrecoverable decline.

According to Miriam - Webster, the definition of nostalgia is: a wistful or excessively sentimental yearning for return to or of some past period or irrecoverable condition.

He harmed us to a point that is nearly irrecoverable.

Maybe you happened to be really unlucky and it somehow left the BSI in an inconsistent and irrecoverable state... by the way, did you try disconnecting the battery and letting it rest for a few hours to try and reset the BSI yourself?

Treatment for such dogs usually takes years, or even life long treatment plans may be required in the case of diabetes mellitus and irrecoverable pancreatic damage.

These missions make unit management actually matter, and make many mistake irrecoverable.

The money which has been stolen (over $ 100m) will become irrecoverable as a consequence of the judgment of the English court.»

In some cases, this has resulted in the cost rising by 25 % to 55 % when Customs Duty and irrecoverable VAT / GST is factored in.

Willers sought damages in respect of injury caused to his reputation and health, a loss of earnings and (most significantly) the costs that were irrecoverable under the order for standard costs (about # 2.2 m).

Permission has been given both to appeal the finding that his loss as guarantor due to the alleged negligent misstatement is irrecoverable reflective loss, and to appeal the findings that the Regulations do not apply to the Kel guarantee and that Mr Kufner was not acting as a consumer in entering the guarantee.

If, as sometimes happens, the defective order is unnoticed until much later in the proceedings, subsequent orders may fall away with consequential waste of costs and time, effectively irrecoverable by either party from the other.

Such a change would particularly benefit Housing Associations, which incur costs on cladding and other building repairs to their social housing, where the VAT is often irrecoverable.

Moreover, coverage of Rs. 2 lakh is provided in case of total disability like irrecoverable or total loss of both the eyes, or loss of use of both the hands and feet, paralysis, etc..

If it is not addressed before it becomes a trend, it may become a larger and potentially irrecoverable problem.

Propose irrecoverable debts to be written off or they may employ strategies to recover receivables in cases of debtor bankruptcy

However, while divorce and separation is necessary in many cases to avoid further troubles and emotional distress, if the problems are not only circumstantial, but also irrecoverable and irreversible.

I'm at that age now where I'm conscious of every lost moment, so I really felt for the agent who wrote in this listing: «24 hr irrecoverable on all offers.»

Some examples of presumptive disability injuries would be a complete and irrecoverable loss of hearing, speech, sight or use of both hands, both feet or one hand and one foot.

If the insured person sustains bodily injury within 12 months from the occurrence of the accidental bodily injury which is caused due to accident solely and directly by external, violent and visible means resulting in irrecoverable

Both cases suggest that costs incurred by the claimant up to the point at which the defendant indicates its intention to defend the claim may be irrecoverable from a funder of a defence, on the basis that the funder did not cause those costs to be incurred and / or the claimant may have had to incur those costs anyway in order to obtain judgment in default.

In the literal sense the past is irrecoverable, «incommunicable.»

The man who attends to such a sermon concludes for himself that his present condition is not inevitable nor irrecoverable.

We need to take responsibility for our ritual lives by reviving, reclaiming, and restoring our ritual forms and if they are irrecoverable, create new ones.

Mythic consciousness, with its need to return periodically to the origins of the cosmos, cancelled out any inkling of time as an irrecoverable series of events.