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Finally, the Delegation stated that it had high hopes for the "WIPO University Initiative" project and wished to see it revived.

Though our decision to volunteer there for a week was made at the very last minute, I nevertheless had high hopes for this camp.

Don't be afraid of high hopes or plans that seems to be out of reach.

In the face of such internal and external "troubles" , youths like us who had such high hopes for Nantah did not know what to do.

But this trip made him mixed feelings: he has high hopes for the children each have their own troubles, off and unhappy.

Early in the conflict, many had high hopes that this war would be a short and principled campaign to bring true freedom and democracy.

If the United States and others do not take this view for the new science diplomacy, high hopes will end in frustration and mistrust.

Mr Walker grew up to be a gifted student who filled his parents and teachers with high hopes.

But many other mobile technologies inspired high hopes and then failed to live up to expectations.

Obama became the beginning, Americans had the name of "war" president came to power under the banner placed high hopes.

I don't want to break the euphoria amongst the fans, but more than favourites I prefer to say that Spain are contenders with high hopes.

Mother loved her movies, and although she rarely had breakfast in bed, she held high hopes for her daughter.

Let him be absorbed as he would in the Son on whom he built such high hopes, he could not forget that closing scene.

He also has high hopes for Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government, announced a year ago, which will matriculate its first students in 2012.

He has high hopes for the economic benefits of a calmer relationship with Russia, and of investment from China.

Because television began with such high hopes, it was going to be the National Theatre of the air.

The manufacturers have high hopes of the new model's performance, but it has yet to be tested out.

The manufacturer has high hopes of the new model's performance, but it has yet to be tested out.

Since I spend so much time talking and I never talk in a deadpan voice, I have high hopes of getting some recognition this way.

RB: We went into the season with high hopes and things haven't gone our way so far.

But now, despite initial high hopes for the deal, the company is struggling to stay afloat.

So far, the companies, and regulators who sign off on their listing plans, appear to have high hopes.

The small party of explorers started out with high hopes .

Marketplace Chaplains expanded into Mexico and Puerto Rico this year, and has high hopes for the British market.

Dai added that she had high hopes for the "smiling volunteers" team.

Chinese food Soy appears to do nothing to relieve the symptoms of menopause, scientists say, despite the high hopes of many.

While every marathon runner starts with high hopes on race day, not everyone is able to realize their goals.

With Mercury squaring up to Neptune and Jupiter we're talking about high hopes.

Teacher Cai Ping hold high hopes for her students.

Q. About the Large Hadron Collider, the supercollider in Switzerland, there were such high hopes for it when it was opened.

"We have high hopes that he'll pull through, " she said.

I think it takes your breath away to think of the unspeakably high hopes that John Milton had for his career.

Players need to control the ball with space routes, arcs and high hopes everyone will do promotions.

And the original high hopes for the new cooperation plan eastbound , Air China as a result of spoiler eventually died.

He is now at college in his hometown, and is second to top in his class; he has high hopes of university.

You may have high hopes, but the impact bias suggests that it will almost certainly be less cool, and in a shorter time, than you imagine.

In either case, Putin's return in 2012 is likely to disabuse those in the Obama administration who harbored high hopes for a "reset" of U.

Investors also have high hopes for Apple's push into China, where the iPhone maker is looking to open 25 retail stores next year.

The company for its share listing dream endowed with high hopes, think this is a make its wealth has increased dramatically good timing.

However, Juve management turned down Roberto Carlos, as they have high hopes for Giorgio Chiellini and Cristian Molinaro next season.

But Cisco has high hopes for its new, streamlined organizational chart and its possible future CEO, Robert Lloyd.

"I'd had very high hopes that, with my education and experience, I'd land a great job [in the private sector], " she recalls.

The Times has done a remarkable job of engaging with social media so far, though, and we have high hopes for this new post.

With six months left until my honeymoon, I had high hopes for a normal vacation with my new husband.

The company also has high hopes for an upcoming sedan called G6.

The joint venture between Deutsche Bahn and SNCF, the German and French rail giants, was launched in 2007 amid high hopes.

These high hopes came in part from the observation that vitamin-takers were less likely to develop heart disease.

Many people had high hopes for Li Ning, a sports shoe company started by an Olympic gold-medal winning gymnast.

Local fauna and flora, bacteria, rodents, affects the immigrants, though often unseen by the humans with high hopes.

The China-friendly Ma Ying-jeou was inaugurated Tuesday as Taiwan's president amid high hopes for a new era of cross-strait cooperation.

Today, as we lay the foundation stone for a new campus, we are also cementing in place our high hopes for the future of this university.

International Institute for Environment and Development, has high hopes for the network.

Neurowear clearly has high hopes for the ears but even its own promotional video shows the potential pitfalls.

Slovakia's centre-right government, elected with high hopes in June, is in trouble over this.

Excited crowds gathered for the inauguration of the bridge. Commissioner Piebalgs says there are high hopes for the project.

The coach pinned high hopes on his team; so when it suffered a complete defeat in the match, he blew his top.

It is not uncommon for products to disappoint. But we now have high hopes of our regulators.

Partner A has high hopes for you as a dancing partner.

The Portuguese international suffered a miserable first season in Serie A despite arriving from Lyon with high hopes.

In fairness, you probably haven't got high hopes for this year's movie adaptation of The Smurfs.

Eight years ago, before the Salt Lake City Winter Games, there were high hopes that he would win multiple gold medals.

So I have to seriously study, let me high hopes were disappointing.

Wenger had high hopes for Vermaelen - and he admits the Belgian has exceeded them.

GE's high hopes for its wind-turbine business, for instance, have run into fierce competition from Chinese rivals.

Not surprisingly, then, climate deniers had high hopes that his new project would support their case.

Decentralization began with high hopes in 1999 to reverse the extreme centralization of the Suharto years.

However, the failure of the Chinese athletes unwilling spirit of the people has always been high hopes.

She has high hopes of selecting someone suitable for the women after a "very serious" screening process.

With high hopes, the remaining 600 teeth are being preserved at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery for future analysis.

J. P. Morgan has high hopes for China. It has five branches across China, up from three 12 months ago.

In those days his life contained such things as mothers and flowers and high hopes and friends and clean thoughts and clean clothes.

Mr. Booth has high hopes for the products but concedes that Zippo hasn't yet found another 'home run' to rival its lighters.

"I had high hopes for this pastoral letter, " said Dan Bartley, the group's president.

"Most people had very high hopes that market returns would never come down, " said Prakash Achariya, a retail investor.

GM has high hopes that the Volt will be adopted by a mainstream audience.

High heels and high hopes have become vogue among teenage girls at Timbuktu's lone high school.

In general, your IT staff doesn't come to work every morning with high hopes for achieving mediocrity or failure.

It is a similar picture in other areas where there were once high hopes for multilateral cooperation.

Even so, GE has such high hopes for China that Mr. Immelt has called it 'our second home market. '

Meanwhile Hope Street in Liverpool has high hopes of being named Best Foodie Street.

Sean Wise, a Collaborative Venture Partners founder, says he has high hopes for the site.

I have high hopes for the conference and I look forward to attending.

A MLM distributor must stay grounded and not have too high hopes in the beginning.

He has high hopes, however, that his solar plane soon will take to the air.

EXAMPLE: Parents usually have high hopes for their children after they graduate from university.

South Africa have high hopes of reaching a first ever FIFA Women's World Cup after coming narrowly close in the past.

Many people placed high hopes on the new leader, thinking his coming to power might help bring the dive and olive leaf to the Middle East.

In 1991, when the plant went online, there were high hopes that the technology might catch on among utilities.

The Chinese Sports Ministry, which has three doctors dedicated to Liu's well-being, apparently holds similarly high hopes.

Christie's also has high hopes for archaic Chinese bronzes; some lots are expected to bring in upwards of $1 million apiece.

What are the missing enriching ingredients in so many marriages that began with such happiness and so many high hopes?

As we come to Christ, we often have high hopes and expectations. But things don't always go our way.

In America the OSICP also has high hopes that government will be able to use cash prizes to encourage social innovation.

While these underprivileged people receive help from the Government, they have no high hopes for their future.

I had high hopes we would continue to play well but I was disappointed with our second-half display.

I have high hopes for Singapore also--one reason I moved here from the U. S.

The sex is certainly amazing and he's a warm and lovely man, so I have high hopes for this.

Tea and company in SouthwarkIn Britain too, Mr Cameron has high hopes for volunteers.

So I waited with high hopes, then she walked in the place.

underprivileged people receive help from the Government, they have no high hopes for their future.

Yet many in the West had high hopes for the clever and resourceful Mr Zenawi, who came to power nearly 20 years ago.

Until then, I'll be testing out SELF's 4-week, no-fail skin perfecting plan--with high hopes!

This provoked high hopes for last week's auctions.

ve got high hopes for this experiment.

At present, the world's average daily net increase of 7, 500 people living with AIDS, people have high hopes for AIDS vaccine development.

My parents always have high hopes for me.

My mother had high hopes for my sister and me.

Many placed high hopes on the 18-year-old emperor. However, he reigned only seventeen years and died at age 35.

The venture reflects high hopes among outsourcing services vendors that China will become a big market for them.

love of wisdom - weeding, it is tough in the father high hopes.

I've got high hopes for the experiment.

Most Chinese parents foster high hopes for their children.

Leased vehicles have high hopes for this industry that it can to prevent looting and other threats to the drivers of crime.

His parents have high hopes for him.

Other students on the SMU campus also had high hopes for the future.

In 2002, due to some objective reasons, the industry's high hopes in the new products were delayed listing.

Tan has high hopes for what the gardens might achieve.

Halfway doesn't count, nor do good intentions or high hopes.

I have high hopes for your future. Here "hope" is used as a plural noun.

But he's got high hopes! He's got high hopes!

There are high hopes for Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.

So there are high hopes for future development in this area.

Parents often have high hopes for their children.

Tech-stock investors hope to find support this week for their high hopes.

INVESTORS began 2011 with high hopes.

Because Maelstorm is a hard map I didn't had high hopes in the second match.

Parents have high hopes for their children.

But don't pin high hopes on China.

he has high hopes of university.

North Korea played in the World Cup this year for the first time since 1966, and the country had high hopes.

The Spurs have won four NBA titles in the past 12 seasons and have high hopes for another one.

I have high hopes for you.

The government still has high hopes.

Though I have high hopes for Prince William.

Myspace had high hopes for the country, but only became a minor player in China's social networking market.

I have high hopes for this class.

I know , maybe, you have got boy-friend, so I don't place high hopes on.

High hopes are held for the newly appointed head coach of the swim team, Zhang Yadong, who is also the coach of Athens champion Luo Xuejuan.

I entered into this contract with high hopes, now I want to terminate it.

Both my mother and my father have high hopes for me.

But they did even better at last year's World Championships in Melbourne, so there are high hopes for a big medal haul in Beijing.

You have high hopes that the future of economics is in China.

Where does that leave the high hopes that accompanied the creation of the ICC ten years ago?

The G20 Seoul Summit will soon open. The countries have high hopes for this summit.

When I came to Williams I had high hopes of challenging for wins, but as we saw last year, we simply didn't have a good enough package.

Format, but despite high hopes for it, XML is mediocre to poor as a data

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