There, his firmness of principle and legal adroitness overcame the bitter hostilities between the successor states and brought them almost single-handedly, through years of wrangling, to an eventual agreement.

They are also concerned at the scope of any eventual agreement covering air transport which could potentially result in a reduction of flights to and from the continent.

The eventual agreement permitted each country to specify as many carriers as it wished on a series of designated routes.

Rather than address the eventual cost of the project, it may simply have put off a day of reckoning.

Without it, people would insist on immediate gain, to their eventual cost.

There has been little reference to the cost for businesses of not going back to work, or the eventual cost to the public purse.

The eventual cost of the clean-up will amount to hundreds of millions of pounds, not including the cost of lawsuits and repairs.

Some estimates put the eventual cost of the 250mph network at £106 billion.

However, arrangements for his eventual death are kept under review.

His daughter had been in a serious accident, and her hospitalization and eventual death added stress to the family.

But tragically it was his sweet tooth that led to his eventual death.

Although she survived only another two months, her eventual death was because of natural causes and not connected with the incident at the hospital.

His continuing addiction and eventual death were a personal letdown.

Most of the time it hasn't altered the eventual outcome.

Providing funding support would not have altered the eventual outcome.

I offer no odds on the eventual outcome, though.

One doubts he will be concentrating too much on the eventual outcome.

Because of the way the system works, of course, that outlay and its eventual outcome were merely hypothetical.

Commentators also urge investors not to cheer a recovery before it actually happens, nor to expect any eventual recovery to be unduly strong.

The three elements of an eventual recovery are in place: monetary easing by central banks; fiscal stimulus by government; and asset writedowns by the banks.

The link between the two reflects a growing view that computer games offer a route to the music industry's eventual recovery.

Market analysts are guessing that share prices of banks will fall further, before an eventual recovery at the end of 2009.

So how do you weather this storm, create stability and protect value for the eventual recovery?

He served other jail terms before his eventual release in 1994.

He was transferred from a closed prison as part of longer-term plans for his eventual release, which included finding him employment opportunities.

Their accounts, usually drawn from closed archives, constituted the national record until the eventual release of the files.

Duly sentenced to life imprisonment, his two appeals subsequently rejected, he served 18 years before his eventual release on licence in 2010.

He 'appeared resigned to remaining in prison for some time yet, and he seems to have avoided considering in any detail the issues associated with any eventual release'.

Prior to that, he bounced around the divisions below the top flight before his club's eventual return to grace two seasons ago.

She will need to take further time off to care for her on her eventual return home.

He refused to be drawn on a time-scale for the eventual return to the private sector.

Environmental groups were quick to criticise the proposal, which they say could lead to an eventual return to the large-scale whaling of the past which devastated many species.

An eventual return was written into the script.

If a judge approves the applications, the debt becomes secured against the borrower's home, to be repaid from the equity of its eventual sale.

Some see an eventual sale as the more likely route.

Any eventual sale of a company will be taxed as a capital gain.

I could guarantee a bigger mortgage in his name or enter into a joint mortgage with him, with an agreed share of the eventual sale price.

Again, any eventual sale will be taxed as a capital gain, and genuine trading companies can also claim entrepreneur relief so proceeds up to 1m are taxed at only 10%.

Far more important to their eventual success was the willingness of leaders to take advantage of opportunities and connections in their 20s.

And it's particularly pertinent when it comes to the relationship between the budget of a film and its eventual success.

His eventual success was due in large measure to his willingness to be flexible.

The rejection, she believes, inspired her eventual success.

He credits journalism for his eventual success as a fiction writer.

This belief in eventual victory was quite remarkable, given what had preceded capture.

Fortunately his temporary undoing merely confirms his original hypothesis and forms the basis of the eventual victory.

It really made me focus on the concepts of clarity and victory ... how only clarity of mind and path can lead to eventual victory.

The latter was already planning his eventual gift to the nation of a group of water lily paintings to mark eventual victory and the promise of peace.

The picture and film of his accident were printed and screened time and again across the world, particularly after his eventual victory.

In each of their last three contested elections (1997, 2001, 2005), the leader in the first round of voting was not the eventual winner.

The eventual winner will be crowned star employee.

Yet the eventual winner will have had many in the sport grinding their teeth.

Members will be allowed to challenge candidates directly, before casting their ballot to decide the eventual winner.

The eventual winner will get a home 'econ makeover' worth 10,000.