the eventual impact is uncertain .

Justice is slow, but eventual.

Justice is slow, but eventual.

To Him is the eventual return.

The eventual outcome was the Council's common position.

Thy forgiveness (do we crave), and to Thee is the eventual course.

Other emerging markets also look fragile and at risk of an eventual downgrade.

Perhaps one could interpret the common currency as forcing eventual convergence in policies.

And, in all likelihood, some would even dream of an eventual march into Kyiv.

Cherish the house and retain it in the best condition for eventual take over.

Either of the second two scenarios would increase dramatically the likelihood of Russia s eventual disintegration.

Surely We give life and cause to die, and to Us is the eventual coming

Portugal reached the Round of 16, where they lost 1 0 against eventual champions Spain.

Clearly, these were not sufficient, hence the eventual decision to sell to a private developer.

Recognizing the positive contributions that migrants frequently make, including through their eventual integration into their host society,

Recognizing the positive contributions that migrants frequently make, including through their eventual integration into their host society,

Aimed at addressing China s serious aging problem, the eventual consequences of this long overdue shift cannot be minimized.

All other western Balkan countries are potential candidate countries and therefore have the prospect of eventual EU membership .

But what Schumpeter called creative destruction can facilitate the eventual emergence and expansion of new, more efficient firms.

And Allah's is the kingdom of the heavens and the earth, and to Allah is the eventual coming.

The eventual site of Gustavia was first called Le Carénage after the shelter it provided to damaged ships.

For example, this month was the anniversary various events that led to the eventual political emancipation of Cherán.

But reducing the SOEs power would also mean a diminished role for SASAC and, most likely, its eventual obsolescence.

Failure to seize this moment would, I believe, lead to the disintegration and eventual collapse of the European Union.

Worse, by maintaining that stubborn position, eurozone negotiators have ensured that the eventual write offs will be even larger.

Youth are the most adversely affected, with the economic situation having an effect on their schooling and eventual employability.

The alternative is inconsistent (if not arbitrary) enforcement of the current rules, inducing divisiveness among member states and eventual fragmentation.

But by handing him recommendation 64 on a plate the eventual vote for immigrants you help him to rise again !

This repayment contributed to a slow improvement in its credit rating and its eventual return to international capital markets in 2014.

(l) To cooperate in the identification of minefields existing throughout Iraq with a view to facilitating their marking and eventual clearing

pre accession phase with a view to ERM II membership , which is a Treaty requirement for the eventual adoption of the euro .

(m) To cooperate in the identification of the minefields existing throughout Iraq, with a view to facilitating their marking and eventual clearing

(p) To cooperate in the identification of the minefields existing throughout Iraq, with a view to facilitating their marking and eventual clearing

The trouble is that few outsiders seem to be listening, much less preparing to confront the eventual limits of central bank effectiveness.

Assad must maintain control over these areas to fortify his position in any political negotiations and eventual settlement, including a potential partition.

Her composition 'The Exaltation of Inanna' or nin me sar2 ra details her expulsion from Ur and eventual reinstatement (Franke 1995 835).

Changes in monetary policy only affect prices with a time lag , and the magnitude of the eventual impact is uncertain ( see Section 3.2 ) .

Its core foreign policy concern was to regain the respect of the international community, and, ultimately, to retain the possibility of eventual reunification.

As a result, questions and doubts remain about an eventual return to the pre crisis trend line for GDP, and especially for employment.

Fiscal sustainability requires an eventual rise in the consumption tax, and of course Japan should not wait until international investors start doubting its willpower.

It remains to be seen what the eventual effects on the development of the CAP will be of integrating new products from different territories.

Thus, asbestos is one of the few materials that is subject to control at every stage the production stage, marketing, and utilization, right up to the eventual disposal of wastes. The International Labour Organisation's agreement sanctions the use of asbestos, while establishing the principle of its con trolled application.

ECB Annual Report 2002 choice of monetary policy and exchange rate strategies up to the eventual adoption of the euro also poses a real challenge .

For now, the periphery countries calculate that the eventual benefits to be gained from remaining within the eurozone will outweigh the current pain of austerity.

That negotiating position might still be rational if bigger eventual Greek write offs would be offset by reduced write offs elsewhere or at another time.