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He hoped that that trend would be sustained.

He hoped that problems would be resolved by negotiation and dialogue.

He trusted that that compromise would not be jeopardized.

He hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

He hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

He hoped that the draft would be adopted by consensus.

It was to be hoped that those States would become parties to the Convention.

The speaker hoped that the change would be reflected in all official languages.

The speaker hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

He hoped that history would judge positively the wisdom of the decisions taken.

It was to be hoped that the Special Committee would give the papers due consideration.

He hoped that host countries would not impede the work of the Joint Inspection Unit (JIU).

Her delegation hoped that future reports would be more precise.

But his hopefulness soon disappeared.

He hoped that such confusion would not recur in the Committee's work.

It was to be hoped that Tokelau would become a beacon for other Territories and administering Powers.

Mr. Riedel expressed the hope that the inter committee meeting would support this work.

He hoped that other duty stations and field missions and their personnel would receive similar attention.

He hoped that it would receive strong support and be adopted by consensus.

Reacting to the negative feedback, Shkumatov expressed in the Blue Bucket Society s LiveJournal community how disappointed he was in the ROI petition process.

However, a number of delegations expressed their disappointment in the decision to retain the cost sharing mechanism.

This was his one and only hope.

Mazrui, forever the optimist, expressed hope that the human will has the power of restoration.

Ambassador Skotnikov expressed his hope that the flexibility already shown by Russia and China would be reciprocated.

He hoped that those countries would change their position after the upcoming discussion of the item in the General Assembly.

He hoped that that position would be reflected more strongly in future draft resolutions on the subject.

He thanked those Member States that had made contributions and expressed the hope that others would follow suit.

He expressed disappointment that the first approximation checkpoint of July 2005 did not provide the expected results.

He hoped that Ecuador would have a Supreme Court by the time he submitted his final report to the Commission on Human Rights.

He hoped that the international community would continue to support the Agency and contribute to improving its financial situation.

He hoped that if any new information became available, the Government would transmit it to the Committee as soon as possible.

He hoped that the cooperation between the two agencies would increase once the two year pilot period had been successfully completed.

He hoped that recruitment would proceed in a transparent and forward looking manner, taking advantage of the smooth transition to the new leadership.

Welcoming the recent entry into force of the Firearms Protocol, he expressed his hope that the Conference would devote appropriate attention to the review of the implementation of that Protocol.

Welcoming the recent entry into force of the Firearms Protocol, he expressed his hope that the Conference would devote appropriate attention to the review of the implementation of that Protocol.

He hoped this meeting would serve as an important event to operationalize this far reaching proposal contained in the Roadmap.

He hoped that the resolution would not only be adopted by consensus but also with the broadest possible support.

He very much hoped that the principles would be adopted by the Commission on Human Rights and later by the General Assembly.

In conclusion, he expressed the hope that the General Committee would not disconnect social issues and policies from the economic realm when allocating agenda items among the various Committees.

He hoped that proposals to that effect would be submitted to the General Assembly at the forthcoming high level meeting on counter terrorism.

He hoped that it would lead to higher private sector contributions to projects in and around Turkey.

He hoped that UNCTAD's Annual Report would provide information on the activities undertaken to the benefit of the Latin American and Caribbean countries.

He hoped that in future, matters relating to peacekeeping financing would be considered only at that part of the session.

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