nonrevocable

the trustee established a nonrevocable trust to protect the family's assets for future generations.

international trade often requires a nonrevocable letter of credit to ensure payment security between parties.

once you sign this document, the decision becomes nonrevocable and cannot be modified under any circumstances.

the charitable foundation made a nonrevocable commitment to fund medical research over the next twenty years.

both parties initialed the nonrevocable agreement after lengthy negotiations concluded successfully.

the seller extended a nonrevocable offer that would expire automatically at the end of the business day.

under the new regulations, beneficiary designations become nonrevocable once they are formally submitted.

the wealthy entrepreneur created a nonrevocable gift to establish scholarships for underprivileged students.

she was named as the nonrevocable beneficiary of her late father's substantial life insurance policy.

the financial institution requires a nonrevocable instruction before processing any large international wire transfers.

the court issued a nonrevocable order requiring immediate compliance with the environmental regulations.

his nonrevocable refusal to consider any alternative proposals effectively stalled the merger negotiations.

the board of directors approved a nonrevocable restructuring plan to ensure the company's long-term survival.

the testator set up a nonrevocable trust specifying exactly how the family estate should be distributed after death.

the elderly couple granted their attorney a nonrevocable power of authority to manage their financial affairs.