Balance is never a perpetual state in the body politic; with the ship of state now listing heavily to port, voters would be right to expect an eventual correction.
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.
The administration argues that if it had to submit to a discovery order it regards as unconstitutional to have the right to appeal that order, an eventual victory would ring hollow.
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.
Seabass was in contention right to the last before Sunnyhillboy and eventual winner Neptune Collonges kicked on to produce one of the closest finishes in the race.
The consent forms signed by each participant signed included the following issues: brief introduction of the study, its benefit to research, potential dangers, confidentiality of the identity of participants, contact information for answering eventual questions, and the right to resign from the study.
Neither faction formally accepts Israel's right to exist; both are formally committed to its eventual destruction.
Thirty seconds into the Knicks' eventual loss in Seattle on Wednesday, Howard Eisley zipped a pass -- right to Seattle's Vladimir Radmanovic.
Indemnified by the Scottish no vote, David Cameron has beaten Ukip to the "standing up for England" argument and would no longer be seen as the man who lost Scotland should new, second-tier rights for Scottish MPs lead to eventual independence.
But their court victory and eventual union was bittersweet, they said, given that many same-sex couples did not have the right to marry in other states.
