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Over the next several months, youth groups in 190 countries will be collecting, it is hoped, a record number of signatures.
While negotiators hoped for concrete progress towards an international climate agreement, the world’s two largest polluters were distracted – the US with preventing a collapse of the financial system in the midst of a presidential transition, China with a slowdown in domestic investment and weakening foreign demand for its manufactured goods.
The other factions thought that he deserved the hostile criticism that followed in the wake of the Kremlin’s bumbles, and the liberals hoped that this debacle would reinforce independent media.
Hitler, too, hoped that other countries would accept them.
Israel, for its part, still reeling from the trauma of its ill-begotten war in Lebanon in 1982, chose not to respond to Hezbollah’s attacks and hoped that the attacks would not escalate.
In other words, the world that Soviet citizens might have hoped for could represent a different sort of prison – less unpleasant, perhaps, but also more difficult to escape.
The Communists at first hoped to coopt some Solidarity activists, without legalizing the movement.
Karl Marx himself hoped that once the workers of the world united, ethnic and religious distinctions would cease to matter.
Since its release, the report has attracted considerable attention – but not the kind for which the group had hoped.
Specifically, it is hoped that an artificial surge in asset prices will make people feel richer and more optimistic, thus triggering “wealth effects” and “animal spirits” that stimulate consumption and investment spending, bolster job creation, and, in the process, “validate” the artificial asset pricing.
This social investment will, it is hoped, be matched by business investment.
In this rare snippet of honesty – that he had hoped firing Comey would head off an investigation into collusion – Trump may have admitted to obstruction of justice.
The Parmalat scandal may have been a blow to global capitalism, but in Italy it is hoped that it might sound the death knell for an economic system traditionally based much more on "connections" amongst private groups - and between these groups and the public sector - than on competitive markets.
Today, we are seeing the structural changes that we had hoped to see years ago.
After the election, many hoped that Karzai would recognize the need to build a more accountable government to help secure both Afghanistan's future and the future of international military and financial support.
They hoped that establishing a monetary union would generate irresistible pressure for the creation of an EU that functioned in all respects as a cohesive economic and political bloc.
In the long run, the results will be just as transformative as we hoped, if not more so.
By cleaning out the stables, it is hoped, greatness will return.
Elsewhere calling for immediate and substantial cuts in carbon emissions, the IPCC’s director even declared that he hoped the IPCC report would “shock people, governments into taking more serious action.”
Gorbachev hoped to use the Congress to exert pressure on the conservative party apparatus, but most deputies, even Communists, declared that the wishes of their electorate, not party committees, were now their priority.
Germans have always been enthusiastic proponents of the EU, not least because they hoped that a European identity would help compensate for their damaged national identity.
Review work, it is hoped, will begin early in the new year.
Those who organized this coup hoped that it would lead to greater things for themselves; those who signed a petition of protest were fired not long after.
In a change of strategy, the negotiating team had decided to marginalize Karadzic and Mladic and to force Milosevic, as the senior Serb in the region, to take responsibility for the war and for the negotiations that we hoped would end it.
Of course, there have been warnings that risk-taking had become excessive, but for toolong it was hoped that market forces would solve all problems.
Because the obligations would be guaranteeing the rest of the bank’s operations, the managers would, it is hoped, be especially vigilant in ensuring that basic operations were safe.
The moral society, based on decent self-interest, that Thatcher hoped to establish became the greedy society, based on coarse self-regard.
Ironically, monetary union will bring back into the limelight the nationalist demagogues whom Helmut Kohl hoped to banish from Europe.
Contrary to what happened in 1994, Berlusconi's current government survives, but whoever hoped for a free-market revolution will be disappointed.
It is to be hoped that when its report is published in December, we will be able to answer this question.
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