Sentences with phrase «made irrevocable decisions»

«Please delay this vote and hold a series of open public hearings before making this irrevocable decision.»

Life (and death) is messy enough without having to make an irrevocable decision about whether to withhold life - sustaining treatment to a loved one, or expecting a loved - one to do the same for you.

Sometimes couples come to therapy when one spouse has made an irrevocable decision to divorce.

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With the FIA decision the Department made a substantive and irrevocable change to the proposed Rule without any impact analysis or due process for comment on that change.

This 19 + year industry veteran helps individuals make key financial decisions during that critical yet oft underestimated period transitioning from the workforce into retirement — many of which are irrevocable and profoundly affect one's financial security and lifestyle for decades beyond.

ASD Tip: The decision to receive payments is usually irrevocable once the decision is made to annuitize the principal sum; however, the ASD is not set in stone and may be changed by the owner.

So 7.3 fixes it and makes this discussion moot in the employment context, but the Supreme Court's decision seems to support the proposition that there are circumstances where implied consent really equals deemed, irrevocable consent.

You are making irrevocable after - death and life decisions that will affect the way you and your family live life until your passing and after your passing.

First and most importantly it is an irrevocable decision has to be made, once elected you can not change it.

Their lives are being overturned, irrevocable decisions are being made.