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When he was finally forced to take to his bed, he said that he hoped his friends would remember him as he had been, not as he was at the end.
Now, he is starting to lose the support of Republicans who had hoped that he would smooth his rough edges and grow once in office.
But, while the compromise is more than could have been hoped for at the outset, several important countries did not partake of it.
Otherwise, the results are not at all what the United States had hoped to accomplish.
In fact, though we did not get a comprehensive, legally binding treaty that would usher in an era of sustainable, low-carbon prosperity, as we had hoped, there were significant achievements in Copenhagen.
The US, which had hoped to use the episode to pressure Assad, was forced to relent, eventually offering him an olive branch.
Khrushchev hoped that the modest buildings would simply tide people over until the 1980s, when, he predicted, true proletarian luxury would arrive.
But the multilateral approach, using the World Trade Organization, has proved less effective than they hoped, so now they are attempting to achieve this goal through bilateral and regional agreements.
Over the years, those leaders hoped to reap the benefits of reform while avoiding the blame, so they routinely let EU officials based in Brussels take the political heat for unpopular but necessary measures.
When Viktor Yanukovych was elected president in February, many Ukrainians hoped his victory would end five years of political infighting under former President Viktor Yushchenko and lead to increased stability, reform, and national unity.
Fortunately, it seems to be choosing the path of flexibility and adjustment, as it pursues an ambitious reform plan that, it is hoped, will enable it to edge closer to – and eventually cross – the high-income threshold.
It is to be hoped that Iraq's conquest will be swift and relatively painless.
Perhaps fewer lessons have been learned from Iraq than might have been hoped.
This message, it was hoped, would stabilize the market so that prices for “toxic” assets could rise to a level at which bankers might feel comfortable selling them.
So, when mass protests erupted in Syria in January, Turkey hoped to leverage the relationship of mutual trust that the two countries had presumably developed, actively nudging Syrian President Bashar al-Assad towards democratic reforms.
Organizers held the meeting in Vienna specifically because it is “the gateway to Eastern Europe,” and they hoped to involve the region more than ever.
It is to be hoped that many more major European corporations will follow suit.
The best that can be hoped for are serious joint research and development projects, such as collaboration on carbon capture and sequestration, aimed at demonstrating that both leaders are at least pulling in the same direction in addressing climate change.
Obama’s administration had hoped for a final breakthrough in Russia’s WTO talks, but Putin’s actions have eliminated prospects for such an outcome.
These early reformers, among them Muhammad Abduh and Jamaleddin al-Afghani, did not ignite the mass mobilization they hoped for, and were not able to redress social ills through better implementation of religious prescriptions.
One would have hoped that the banks might have managed the default risk on the bonds in their portfolios by buying insurance.
The currency’s inclusion in the SDR, it is hoped, will encourage China to liberalize its capital account further.
Then I went back to the lab and the rat brains that I hoped would help me figure out how to address mental health problems.
At the height of the migrant crisis, it hoped, for once, to receive some.
Many hoped that Merkel would succeed in forging a “Jamaica” coalition (named after the colors of that country’s flag).
It is less clear whether they have enough historical sense to know that they are poking a monster that post-World War II generations hoped was dead but that we now know only lay dormant, until obliviousness to the past could enable it to be reawakened.
For years, South Koreans have hoped that North Korea could be made to understand that a nuclear deal is in its own interest.
The PP leadership probably hoped that the news would come too late to meet press deadlines for Election Day.
They hoped that men who managed to accumulate so much personal wealth could do the same for their voters.
But as economic unification narrowed each country’s room for maneuver, it was hoped, national action would be exercised less frequently.
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