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Because concepts of human rights remain rudimentary, the best that can be
hoped
for is that awareness will slowly begin to take hold.
Perhaps Bush had
hoped
that the consequences of global warming would be felt long after he left office – and would be felt more by poor, low-lying, tropical countries like Bangladesh than by a rich country astride the temperate zones.
He
hoped
to break up Putin’s monopoly by using its own tools.
By creating a cordon sanitaire of wealthy countries from Western Europe to Northeast Asia, the US
hoped
to contain the spread of communism at the start of the Cold War.
I
hoped
that we would have the courage to overcome our perceived humiliation and start looking deep into our national psyche, asking the big question, "Why did 15 of our young men attack America in so brutal a way?"
For example, Qassem Suleimani, the commander of the Quds Force, a branch of the IRGC, endorsed Qalibaf, who he
hoped
would receive Khamenei’s full support.
Some
hoped
that the Greek tragedy would convince policymakers that the euro cannot succeed without greater cooperation (including fiscal assistance).
So the debate about Europe’s future is a vibrant one, just as Juncker had
hoped.
Reconciling Minority Rights and State SovereigntyWhen the East/West conflict ended ten years ago, many
hoped
that the democratic changes in Eastern Europe would inspire peaceful resolution between the claims of human rights and those of state sovereignty throughout the world.
If they really
hoped
to be believed, they should have listened to my interlocutors in the old city of Riga over the next few days.
The general election on January 5, which Bangladesh’s Western partners had
hoped
would consolidate its democratic credentials, was marred by violent protest and the refusal by the European Union and the United States to send observers, following the decision by the Bangladesh National Party (BNP), the country’s main opposition party, not to participate.
But, after 15 months on the job, and innumerable visits to the region, all Mitchell has to show for his efforts is an agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority to start indirect “proximity talks” – which it is
hoped
will lead to direct talks in due course.
A Bomb in Every ReactorBERLIN – Twenty-five years after the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, the ongoing catastrophe at the Fukushima nuclear reactor in Japan has – it must be
hoped
– made clear once and for all that the purported blessings of the nuclear age are mere illusions: nuclear power is neither clean nor safe nor cheap.
Almost one in five
hoped
that unemployment would be addressed.
But he also
hoped
that elected officials would look inward, to the government and to one another, to ensure that policies were well crafted.
Though monetary policy is supportive, it is close to reaching its limits, and the ECB’s initiative to stimulate credit by lending to commercial banks on super-cheap terms has not proved as effective as
hoped.
A famous French economist told me that he
hoped
no new crisis would hit Europe until June, because a crisis any sooner would jeopardize Strauss-Kahn’s ability to leave the IMF at the right time to run in the French Socialist Party’s primary for the 2012 presidential election.
The government has built safety nets, and the current-account surplus has receded, exactly as
hoped.
So it is to be
hoped
that they will take Russia's security concerns seriously, possibly providing partnership in controlling Georgian roads leading into Chechnya.
It promised a more realistic and reasonable way forward than the ill-fated constitutional treaty that it replaced, and many of its supporters also
hoped
that a central feature of its predecessor – the notion of “constitutional patriotism” – was still alive.
Both leaders were outraged about a murderous dictator and
hoped
that toppling him would open the door for democracy in Iraq.
This (they hoped) would automatically bring about a degree of stability that would help resolve other conflicts in the region, and also guarantee the uninterrupted flow of oil.
In May 2017, when German Chancellor Angela Merkel and newly elected French President Emmanuel Macron met for the first time, many
hoped
for a renewal of vows.
The new UN Human Rights Council has so far disappointed those who
hoped
that it would be a more principled and effective body than its discredited predecessor, the UN Human Rights Commission.
Mitterrand
hoped
to slow the process and to link negotiations to some international guarantees.
While Italy’s mainstream political leaders
hoped
that eurozone membership would create the conditions for far-reaching economic reform, the euro has instead deprived Italy of the means to engage in competitive devaluation.
But the realities of politics in today's Europe do not allow for the sort of document the signatories really wanted to draft, so the constitution that they did write is designed to establish a process of evolutionary change that will motivate further improvements along the way - improvement that will, it is hoped, one day obliterate the very arrangements today's EU Constitution is setting up.
That sentiment is exactly what the people who backed the trip – diplomats from the United States and the European Union – had
hoped
to achieve.
Clearly, then, whatever de Coubertin might have hoped, cosmopolitanism and cross-cultural brotherhood comes less naturally to human beings than the raw emotions of the tribe.
But her goal appeared to be simply to buy time, though she probably also
hoped
that Annan would find a way to resolve her dilemma.
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