nonrecoverable

In the 1950's, Henry Kissinger predicted that future "limited political engagements" would unfortunately result in nonrecoverable prisoners of war.

Palmer, Gilbert S. Jr. 1990

In the 1950's, Henry Kissinger predicted that future "limited political engagements" would unfortunately result in nonrecoverable prisoners of war.

Wright, Thomas T. 1990

In the 1950's Henry Kissinger predicted that "limited political engagements" would result in nonrecoverable prisoners of war.

Rice, Thomas Jr. 1990

In the 1950's Henry Kissinger predicted that "limited political engagements" would result in nonrecoverable prisoners of war.

Phelps, Jesse D. 1990

In the 1950's Henry Kissinger predicted that "limited political engagements" would result in nonrecoverable prisoners of war.

Grella, Donald C. 1990

In the 1950's Henry Kissinger predicted that "limited political engagements" would result in nonrecoverable prisoners of war.

Stancil, Kenneth L. 1990

The Army declared Hodapp's remains "nonrecoverable" in 1956 and efforts to retrieve American remains were stymied through decades of the Cold War.

Korean War POW finally buried after 60 years 2011

Since 2008, the federal government has committed hundreds of billions of dollars, much of it nonrecoverable, to try to keep housing afloat and ensure that borrowers can get loans.

Obama's next focus of reform: Housing finance 2010

The charges, which follow an audit of the company ' s business in Brazil, are related to depreciation and inventory adjustments, provisions for labor and tax litigation, nonrecoverable supplier rebates and depreciation of tangible assets, company executives said.

Carrefour Cuts Outlook on Higher Brazil Charges Mimosa Spencer 2010

Moreover, consequential, indirect, and speculative damages generally are viewed as nonrecoverable through a Saudi court.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Rejection of Saudi Arabia as an Alternate Forum for Resolving a Dispute: 2009