Disappointments.

Disappointments become a normal part of life.

There were several several of these items were disappointments.

This situation creates great disappointments for women and their families.

They'll suffer sickness and setbacks and broken hearts and disappointments.

Regrettably, as the year continued there were more disappointments than successes.

You got to learn to swallow disappointments in this sad life.

But high expectations, both domestically and internationally, can lead to huge disappointments.

I'd like to use this opportunity to wipe out all our past disappointments.

This period has seen, along with certain positive achievements, more alarming failures and disappointments.

Tonight is the beginning of the end of the disappointments of the Obama years. CHEERS

Despite the disappointments, private insurance is still the best way to deal with possible future disasters.

We forget about all of our new middle class frustrations and disappointments, and we feel like millionaires.

And more so than most, he saw the highs and the lows, the celebrations and the disappointments.

Having the courage to take many disappointments because they were together and they live happily ever after.

In discharging its primary responsibility to promote international peace and security the United Nations has had successes and disappointments.

The average life, yours and mine, is often harassed and perplexed by disappointments and by cruelties beyond our control.

But, despite this and associated growth disappointments, 2013 will be a stronger year for the global economy than many people expect.

I save it for you no matter how many people are asking for it, and that way there are no disappointments.

Do not surrender to old obsessions and do not take fresh disappointments at face value. quot What we did, others can do as well.

Without compromising their positions of principle, and despite numerous disappointments, the member States of the Community have at no point wearied of their thankless task.

In this conviction, and despite all our disappointments and frustrations, I have come to speak here before the Assembly and to present some of our proposals.

25. Mr. BOUCHER (World Bank) said that over the past 50 years, despite mistakes and disappointments, the Bank had posted substantial achievements in the developing countries.

But, after so many disappointments, China cannot accept at face value the assurances of European politicians, which even they themselves do not know whether they can redeem.

This is an unacceptable chauvinism. And I hope that we do not murder our own Arabic language someday, to add one more disappointment to our ongoing disappointments.

I wouldn't mind if every one of you came up on this stage tonight and told us how you've gotten over the big disappointments of your lives.

Despite the disappointments that we have suffered, I have never been in any doubt as to the outcome of this crisis, for which our nation has already paid too high a price.

However, failures and disappointments linger, for example with regard to the World Trade Organization and trade, where the farmers of the South still lack a level playing field with those of the North.

On the contrary, in the wake of those disappointments, the international community should continue to strive to attain the goals of nuclear non proliferation and disarmament, as set out in the international non proliferation regime.

Based on this experience, we encourage the United Nations to furnish the international tribunal to be created in Rwanda with the means to function as it should, in order to spare us further disappointments and tragedies.

The heightened scale of attacks and threats to the people of Sarajevo and such disappointments as the effective prevention of the visit of Pope John Paul II have all but reversed the dramatic improvements of last summer.

Next year it will celebrate its first 50 years of existence a time in which, amidst contradictions and disappointments, it has provided a unique forum for constant dialogue, in every language and in the most contrasting tones.

Rather than dwelling on these disappointments, however, France wishes to pay tribute to all those States that have shown, by their commitment and sense of international solidarity, that the United Nations can prove that it is effective.

Because the Orange Revolution in 2004 turned out to be a seeming unending series of disappointments, most Western leaders are acting as if it makes no difference whether Prime Minister Yuliya Tymoshenko or her rival, Viktor Yanukovich, wins on February 7.

Of course, nobody can deny that setbacks and general disappointments were unavoidable in the history of the United Nations and that certain expectations were not completely fulfilled, but the ideals remain intact and as valid as on the day of the Organization's inception.

Indeed, the list of disappointments pre dates Israeli statehood and the Nakbeh itself the King Crane Commission of 1919, the 1937 Peel Report, the British White Paper of 1939, the Anglo American Committee of Inquiry of 1945, and the UN Partition Plan of 1947.

In looking back over those 27 years with their ups and downs, their triumphs and disappointments, through prosperity and adversity, graduation and structural adjustment, as Mr. Barrow was on that day, I too am reminded of John Bunyan apos s Mr. Valiant For Truth when he said

As Facilitator to the peace process in Rwanda, I wish to commend the Secretary General of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), Dr. Salim Ahmed Salim, and the OAU Secretariat for the outstanding commitment they have shown to the resolution of this problem, despite the many disappointments along the way.

10. Ms. SOLTAN MOHAMMADI (Focal Point for Women, Office of Human Resources Management), introducing the report of the Secretary General on improvement ofthe status of women in the Secretariat (A 48 513), said that the report highlighted both achievements and disappointments in attempting to reach the targets set by the General Assembly.