irreparable harm

I don't bear malice, but the fact remains that she did me the most irreparable harm.

The manager should move on to the next phase of dealing with change before he or she does irreparable harm.

"Mr. Lai has failed to establish that he will suffer irreparable harm if he were returned to China, " Shore ruled.

Late-term abortions are legal in Kansas if two independent doctors agree that the mother could suffer irreparable harm by giving birth.

Recipient acknowledges that a breach of its obligations above will cause irreparable harm to Provider.

To do so, a party must show that irreparable harm would result unless the activity is stopped.

If our generation poisons and wastes the earth's resources, we sin against the Creator and do irreparable harm to our children.

Children exposed to the highest levels of iodine-131, mainly through milk, suffered irreparable harm to their thyroids.

This is not only to enterprises and the public is not responsible for the government's credibility is irreparable harm.

Buyer acknowledges that (i) the unauthorized use or disclosure of Seller's Proprietary Information would cause irreparable harm to Seller;

Certain fake commodities, such as food and medicine, will cause irreparable harm to the health and well-being of the consumers.

Television is doing irreparable harm