I hoped she would.

Well, she said she hoped you would understand.

But she always said she hoped it would take.

She hoped both would be adopted soon.

She hoped that Israel would change its position.

And actually, she reacted exactly the way that I hoped that she would.

So if you caught that, she said she hoped to die when she was around 40.

She hoped that it would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped that the draft would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped that the paper would be published in early 2006.

She hoped that the Government would bear that appeal in mind.

She hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

I had hoped that she would be back before your arrival.

I hoped it would pass, but she gets worse every day.

She found many more of the sprouting pale green points than she had ever hoped to find.

If customary discrimination persisted, she hoped that it would be taken seriously.

She hoped that the latter approach was the one adopted by Croatia.

She hoped for the support of all Member States in that regard.

I had hoped she might have grown out of it by now.

Ms. Shin said she hoped that Korea would be reunited in the future.

She hoped that new population figures for Gabon would be available in 2005.

She hoped that all delegations concerned would support the secretariat in its task.

JH So if you caught that, she said she hoped to die when she was around 40. That was enough life for her.

She feared that even as matters stood it would be technically difficult to approve a budget, although she hoped otherwise.

She hoped that it would enjoy broad support and urged its adoption by consensus.

She hoped that the country would manage the financial challenges that accompanied transition situations.

She hoped that the information would be available in time for the next report.

She hoped that the World Summit for Social Development would act as a catalyst.

Lastly, she said she hoped that Ireland would review the Constitution, removing negative stereotypes of women and eliminating male oriented language.

She endorsed the previous speaker's questions about section 82, and said she hoped the labour inspectorate was effective in enforcing it.

She hoped that Committee members would support the text, as they had in previous years.

She concluded with an appeal to the World Urban Forum, which she hoped would aim at providing policy guidelines to all countries.

In particular, she hoped that more changes could be made to the macroeconomic policy questions cluster.

I hoped she'd tell us off, but she didn't, and it became less fun every day.

She added that she hoped that the Committee would not be artificially constrained by a December deadline to rush into approving the budget.

She hoped an effective early warning mechanism could be developed to prevent any recurrence of such tragedies.

She hoped, therefore, that the Secretary General would provide the General Assembly information on all those aspects.

The peace process, which she hoped would be comprehensive, demanded long term support by the international community.

That was a step in the right direction, and she hoped she would be able to report on any progress made at the next session.

She hoped that the findings of the investigation would be made available to the Secretariat in due course.

She saw in it what I'd hoped you'd see, so... I told Courbet to give it to her.