Примеры использования Reason for hope на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Isn't that a reason for hope?
The Bangkok International AIDS Conference has certainly given reason for hope.
Yet, there is reason for hope.
In closing, I mention that, along with cause for concern, there is reason for hope.
There are positive developments that give reason for hope for the realization of the aspirations of our people.
As the contours of that future emerge,there is reason for hope.
The report transmitted by the Secretary-General(A/63/219) gives reason for hope, as it highlights the progress made in eradicating the disease.
Your announcement of the forthcoming establishment of a global AIDS andhealth fund gives us all reason for hope.
At the international level, the political moment provides reason for hope that domestic and international policies will be changed to support such endeavours, even in the face of immense challenges and the adaptation needed.
Only common action will give us reason for hope.
Here, the content and tone of the statement made at Louisville, Kentucky,by the Secretary of State of the United States give us reason for hope.
This fortunate outcome, which reflects the pre-eminence of negotiation over confrontation,is a reason for hope in the matter of prevention and resolution of conflicts.
The strong political commitment expressed by many leaders at the Summit on Climate Change, chaired by the Secretary-General himself here last week,gives us reason for hope.
Likewise, the situation in Mozambique is a reason for hope and optimism.
The successful prosecution of crimes, including rape, in a number of cases mentioned in the report had given fresh impetus to efforts to address the shortcomings of the justice system,and gave reason for hope.
Let us here in the Security Council give them more reason for hope than for despair.
The statistical data demonstrate the effectiveness of that work and give us a reason for hope for the future.
But in the many times that I have participated in the United Nations General Assembly over the last 25 years,I cannot recall a session that gave me reason for hope for the future of humanity, except once.
In reviewing the security and safety conditions in UNHCR areas of operation, particularly in high-risk areas,there seems to be very little reason for hope that these country situations on the ground will improve quickly.
There are reasons for hope here.
Despite the many setbacks,there are reasons for hope.
Therefore, we have reasons for hope.
There are many signs of progress,and there are reasons for hope.
Reasons for hope.
So many reasons for hope.
Developments in Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea-Bissau andthe Comoros give us reasons for hope.
He recalled the strong sense of moral commitment to action andthe businesslike atmosphere that give credible and practical reasons for hope.
Although there are some reasons for hope, such as a significant decrease in the proportion of people living in extreme poverty in the world, the challenges obviously remain formidable.
Events are occurring in rapid succession, and, while we look back on a year that has seen much loss of life and suffering on both sides,there are also new reasons for hope that the peace process will move forward.
We must welcome the efforts of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) to settle the Liberian conflict, and we are pleased to note the signing of the new peace Agreement, which,in the light of current political developments in that country, gives us reasons for hope.