Sentence examples for eventual right from inspiring English sources

But the KLA, and many of Kosovo's politicians, insist on the eventual right to self-determination, by which they mean independence.The worry is that political in-fighting in Kosovo could turn into inter-Albanian bloodshed.

Looking ahead, Adams has hopes of an eventual rights package for television coverage, with Sky currently paying the production costs but no fee.

Mr. Putin might help himself by planning for his eventual exit right away, if only to send the message that he will be no Brezhnev, who at the end could no longer speak intelligibly.

And about two-thirds of respondents believe that undocumented immigrants should be allowed to stay in the United States with eventual citizenship rights.

And the justices showed concern that prolonging the post-electoral wrangling without an official winner could short-circuit the eventual loser's right to contest the election, as provided by state law.

Those who defend Jami redeem the value of human rights, while those who use human rights rhetoric to defend the pension rights of Fred Goodwin contribute to the banalisation and eventual atrophy of rights.

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We further tested the early FDG infusate drainage pattern for association with the eventual left-versus-right uterine FDG accumulation.

This view, though expressed in regard to Wallace's eventual swing to the right, is dismissive of his brave Presidential run in 1948.

Its principal members, in addition to Mr. Bell, included Mr. Kristol, whose eventual move to the right as a founding neoconservative led Mr. Bell to leave The Public Interest in 1972 while steadfastly affirming his friendship for his old school chum.

He served in the War of the Grand Alliance (1689 97), and in 1714 Louis XIV designated him a prince of the blood with right of eventual succession to the throne.