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It is to be hoped that the sustained and enormous international focus on Sudan has as its objective providing the necessary support to the Sudanese people to help them achieve this goal, including building two viable states, as may be necessary.
But this sarcophagus is no more than a wildly expensive Band-Aid, which will be ripped off a still-festering wound in 100 years, by which point, it is hoped, a permanent solution will have been found.
When other countries guarantee repayment, it is hoped, low interest rates will return.
Programs like this, it is hoped, will provide a model that can be replicated and scaled up elsewhere.
When Bush assumed the presidency in 2001, many hoped that he would govern competently from the center.
Despite important ideological and political disagreements with the Islamists, the young nationalists hoped that alliance would strengthen their hand against the Old Guard and increase pressure on the Israelis.
He welcomed Tito’s rise in Yugoslavia as an internal challenge to Moscow’s hegemony that he hoped others would emulate.
Given that Russia, too, suffered serious consequences from the Chernobyl accident, it is to be hoped that the Kremlin would recoil at the idea of bombing the plants intentionally.
At first the Europeans, and their American allies in NATO, believed or hoped that they could, by negotiation, persuade President Milosevic to back down from his policy of repression and massacre in Kosovo.
American supporters believed that the vibrancy of Iranian civil society and social media boded well for the country, and hoped an Iran that was open to global markets would become more liberal politically.
By May, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was declaring that, though he still hoped for America’s return to the TPP, Japan was willing to take the lead in bringing the deal to fruition.
They were sometimes naive, as when Spencer hoped that rich citizens would nearly automatically be good citizens and thus find it natural to help those who were not so successful.
Many observers had hoped that Germany’s recent federal election would open a “window of opportunity” for EU-level reforms.
By ignoring tribal affinities, Europeans hoped to create an Africa whose allegiance was to nation first and tribe second (or not at all).
Developed countries have already offered to help implement the GMBM, which, it is hoped, will pave the way for investments in emerging economies that are becoming new aviation powerhouses.
It is known that Chinese leaders had hoped that Kim Jong-il would survive long enough to consolidate support among the country’s various factions for the succession of his son, Kim Jong-un.
The Limits to Fighting the Islamic StateCANBERRA – There is a long history of misconceived and over-reaching foreign military intervention in the Middle East, and it is to be hoped that US President Barack Obama’s decision to wage war against the Islamic State will not prove to be another.
For a quarter of a century, the British have been looking for indication that the European Union might be starting to turn into something like a loose free-trade area; at the very least they have hoped for a halt in the integration process.
Rather than providing the breakthrough for which many had hoped, it demonstrated that Obama – unlike other second-term US presidents, who have staked their legacies on foreign policy – is interested primarily in securing a domestic legacy.
The outcome was better than anyone in the Kremlin could have hoped for: 89% of the Chechen electorate turned out to vote, and 96% of voters supported the Moscow-drafted constitution.
Many Thais hoped that the upcoming vote would put the kingdom back on a path toward stability after more than a decade of political turmoil.
In the wake of the communist takeover in 1949, Mao Zedong and other political leaders hoped to reverse China’s backwardness quickly, adopting a big push to build advanced capital-intensive industries.
He was not able to do as much damage to the US as he hoped, but he managed to dominate the world agenda for a decade, and the ineptness of the initial American reaction meant that he could impose larger costs on the US than were necessary.
Chinese patriots, in particular, hoped that, under Wilson’s leadership, the US might deepen its involvement in Asia in ways that would help protect China from the predations of Imperial Japan.
It is to be hoped that Nepal’s newly elected Maoists have the wisdom to listen to their newly empowered electorate.
Leon Brittan, then a commissioner and supporter of enlargement, recalls that some officials and countries even hoped that the pre-1989 line could be held.
When right-wing populists first started gaining political traction, Europe’s center-left parties hoped that their traditional strengths would enable them to weather the challenge.
People close to Annan say that he hoped to build on these successes during the UN’s recently concluded summit.
It is to be hoped that the current global economic crisis does not undermine the reliability of the world’s commitments to Haiti.
It is to be hoped that the emphasis will be on further reductions in specific trade barriers that impede US exports to Canada and Mexico.
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