Wastewater is stored for eventual disposal.
The S.E.C. chairman, Christopher Cox, said in a statement that the S.E.C. staff was quite properly "expressing no view as to the eventual disposition of what is for the moment an unsettled legal question".
A Comet 4C (SA-R-7) was ordered by Saudi Arabian Airlines with eventual disposition to the Saudi Royal Flight for the exclusive use of King Saud bin Abdul Aziz.
The niece, Maria V. Altmann, disputes that interpretation, maintaining that her aunt's preferences about the eventual disposition of the paintings never achieved the status of a formal bequest to the government.
For example, to evaluate a new triage system, the investigator may want to measure how well the assigned triage level compares to the eventual disposition of the patients (case two).
Encourage your parents, no matter how young they are, to start talking about the eventual disposition of their belongings.
"Numerous government programs are helping slow the foreclosure process and smooth the shock to the economy; this means the eventual disposition of so-called shadow inventory will be spread out rather than absorbed in one big blow," Aaron Smith, a senior economist for Moody's Economy.com, wrote in a June 30 note.
While it's too early to predict their eventual disposition, the fact that the bills were introduced at all will help spur important discussions regarding the role of intent in crime.
The eventual disposition of an injured patient may also be used as an outcome measure, representing the overall progress of an injured patient at the time of hospital discharge.
The most important feature of the agreement was that it granted freedom of action to Great Britain in Egypt and to France in Morocco (with the proviso that France's eventual dispositions for Morocco include reasonable allowance for Spain's interests there).
