It was hoped that an affordable phone service would follow.

Barack Obama s election was meant to improve everything or so it was hoped.

That was Israel's vision his delegation hoped that it could be realized.

The consensus was that they hoped somebody would do it without their knowing about it.

It was hoped that 35,000 would return by the end of the year.

The target audience was the Board, but it was hoped that other stakeholders would also be reached.

It was to be hoped that UNIDO could play a role in those negotiations.

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

It was evident that this absolute prerequisite demanded by President Uribe was not fulfilled as had been hoped.

It was to be hoped that the draft articles would not go into that matter.

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

It was hoped that Malawi's productive capacity could be improved through UNIDO activities in the country.

It was to be hoped that both donor and recipient countries would find the evaluations useful.

It was to be hoped that the work on the topic could be concluded in 2006.

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

It was hoped that such practices would be adopted by all treaty bodies in a unified manner.

The Government was grateful for the invaluable support from international agencies and hoped that it would continue.

It was hoped that the United Nations Democracy Fund would provide grants which complemented that good work.

It was to be hoped that they would continue to do so, along with men and the Government.

That was the very least we had hoped for.

In 2005 the President of the SRU said it was hoped eventually to establish a professional team in Aberdeen.

She hoped that it would be adopted by consensus.

Economic integration, it was hoped, would lead to greater understanding, underpinned by the myriad interactions that inevitably flow from commerce.

It was hoped that the embargo would help to combat the illegal export of diamonds from legally operating licensed mines.

Since the draft resolution was action oriented and balanced, the speaker hoped that it would be favourably received by Member States.

It hoped to discuss UNMIS in greater detail after the full budget was submitted for consideration at the Assembly's sixtieth session.

It was to be hoped that the Committee on Missing Persons, which had recently resumed its activities, would achieve a solution.

It was to be hoped that that process would encourage new members to join the Organization and former members to rejoin.

It was to be hoped that the protocol would strike a delicate balance between the rights and obligations of States parties.

It hoped that the situation would improve in the future.

It is hoped that the Assembly will do the same.

He hoped that it would be adopted without a vote.

It was therefore to be hoped that the United Nations system would rally international support for the attainment of the Strategy's goals.

It was to be hoped that the Conference would take into account the serious concerns of the countries of the African continent.

It was to be hoped that any judgements given would be seen as an act of justice, not just a mere procedure.

It is hoped that similar facilities will open in other regions.

It was to be hoped that, during its thirty second session, the Board would take a decision on the Cooperation Agreement either to continue it or not.

It was to be hoped that the Palestinians would seize the opportunity to end the wave of violence and re engage in dialogue.

It was hoped that future reports would contain statistics on the numbers of women employed in the formal sectors, both public and private.

He urged other delegations to support it, and hoped it could be adopted by consensus.

Palestine hoped that, if put to a vote, it would be rejected.

If customary discrimination persisted, she hoped that it would be taken seriously.

It hoped that those improvements would lead to effective changes in application.

It was undeniable that international law did not prohibit capital punishment and he hoped to engage in a frank discussion with States that had chosen to retain it.

It was hoped that Governments in the region would contribute resources and technical assistance so that UNODC would be able to increase its activities.