| The irreversibility and inexorability of the passage of time is borne in on human beings by the fact of death. |
| It is a means of transmuting historicity into eternity, playing on the conditioned fear of aging and denying the irreversibility of time. |
| The victims of the partition also knew the irreversibility of the choice of their new citizenship. |
| Cumulative impacts, irreversibility and irreplaceability are also issues that can be neglected. |
| That is why globality, complexity and irreversibility must always be present in the space-time of our lives. |
| It is expected that it will result in elaboration of legal agreement based on principles of verification, transparency and irreversibility. |
