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• n  a wooden warship of the 19th century that is plated with iron or steel armor
• s  sheathed in iron plates for protection
• s  inflexibly entrenched and unchangeable
  an ironclad rule

• That's not ironclad for organic beef some companies might use antimicrobials but generally the animals are supplement-free Environmental Impact: Living with the Land.
• He insists he has "no plans" to run for office, a formulation that is ironclad only until it isn't.
• Final, ironclad proof of Snuppy's provenance would involve showing that the dog's mitochondrial DNA matches that of his egg donor.

• brassbound

News & Articles

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• Report: HTC Hires Robert Downey Jr. in $12 Million Campaign
  It's no secret the Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC is in dire straits, but can Iron Man himself help? HTC brass seems to think so: According to a Bloomberg report, the company has hired Robert Downey Jr. in a two-year $12 million global marketing deal Citing two people with knowledge of the company's plans, Bloomberg claimed Downey Jr. will be helping HTC out as himself — not his ironclad movie ...
  June 21, 2013 - Mashable

Quotes

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• Larry Sabato in Reuters
  There should be an ironclad agreement on disclosure,said Larry Sabato, a University of Virginia political scientist. "Because one thing we've learned about Bill Clinton is if he can possibly wheedle his way out of disclosure, he'll do it."
• Edward Zwick in CBS 4
  Ask for ironclad verification that the stone that you buy did not come from a conflict zone,Zwick says.
• President Bush in USA Today
  My government reaffirms its ironclad commitment to help Afghanistan succeed and prosper,said Bush, standing in the Rose Garden next to Afghan President Hamid Karzai.