irreparable

• “She recorded what she called irreparable damage done to a historic church in Kahula (ph) on Big Island.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 16, 2006

• “The fact that the government can and did issue such instructions and comply with the injunction immediately shows that the military will not sustain irreparable harm from compliance and belies the need for any temporary stay," LCR argued in court papers.”

  The Washington Post: Military wins temporary reprieve for 'don't ask' policy

• “During Monday's hearing, Justice Department attorney Beth Brinkmann argued that the injunction would result in "irreparable harm" to the National Institutes of Health because researchers could lose crucial experiments and scientific materials.”

  The Washington Post: Court lets stem cell funding continue

• “Hillary, Bill, and their entire merry band need to be removed from the national stage before they say something that results in irreparable damage to a candidate, or our country.”

  Obama about to clinch victory, aide says

• “Speaking to reporters Friday, Obama said he does not believe in "irreparable breaches.”

  Clyburn: Bill Clinton's behavior 'bizarre'

• “You acknowledge and agree that due to the unique nature of ABC News's Proprietary Information, there can be no adequate remedy at law for any breach of its obligations hereunder, that any such breach may allow you or third parties to unfairly compete with ABC News resulting in irreparable harm to ABC News, and therefore, that upon any such breach or threat thereof, ABC News shall be entitled to injunctions and other appropriate equitable relief in addition to whatever remedies it may have at law.”

  Boing Boing: June 27, 2004 - July 3, 2004 Archives

• “The judge said it would call irreparable jury to J.K. Rowling.”

  CNN Transcript Sep 8, 2008

• “It even seemed that she feared to be distracted from her grief, as she surrounded herself with a sort of avidity with all that could recall her irreparable loss.”

  Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon

• “The memory of the irreparable is a sorrow of the saints.”

  The Threshold Grace

• “The lawsuit against the NFL is still pending before Nelson, but the legality of the lockout has essentially become the fight for now, with both sides arguing over whether Nelson has jurisdiction in the case and over the notion of irreparable harm.”

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