Примери за използване на Voiced hope на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Gruevski voiced hope that this would happen next year.
He also described its holding as a good idea and voiced hope that it would become traditional.
He also voiced hope it would stabilise the situation in Srebrenica.
EU Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom also voiced hope on Friday that a solution would be found.
The PM voiced hope the new factory will have a large market for its production.
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Presidents Plevneliev and Kiska voiced hope that this process will be speeded up.
He voiced hope that it would succeed in alleviating the country's economic crisis.
Bildt said Slovenia had not clarified its reservations, but voiced hope that the problem would be resolved"fairly soon".
He also voiced hope that Russia would approach the issue constructively.
Representatives of the community,who met with the UN ambassadors, voiced hope that they would support his proposals.
Bujar Nishani voiced hope that the process of EU enlargement will continue.
Most of the Bulgarian ports on the Danube remain underwater,but officials voiced hope the river's level will start falling early next week.
He voiced hope that the new government would compensate for this summer's delays.
Speaking to reporters Thursday in Zagreb, Rehn voiced hope that a solution would be found within the next two years.
He voiced hope that some of the negotiating chapters would be opened soon and closed quickly.
In reply to a journalist's question, both Presidents voiced hope that the citizens of Great Britain will vote for the UK remaining in the EU.
He voiced hope that democratic forces would overcome their differences and manage to form a cabinet.
He praised the progress achieved by Macedonia so far and voiced hope that a solution to the long-standing name dispute with Greece will be found soon.
They voiced hope that the vote will not impede Skopje's preparations for starting membership talks with the EU.
Noting the progress achieved towards conclusion of the sell-off of Bulgaria's telecommunications monopoly,EBRD officials voiced hope that it would be completed shortly.
On Sunday, Erdogan voiced hope that he would be able to persuade Denktash to attend.
Putin also voiced hope that companies from other countries operating in the region will join in this initiative.
EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana voiced hope that a"pro-democratic and European-oriented government" will be formed soon.
Tadic voiced hope that UN prosecutors will appeal what Kostunica described as"a mockery of justice".
Nevertheless, officials voiced hope that the upcoming winter holidays and the low ticket price will help attract more people to the service.
He also voiced hope that the summit would further strengthen NATO's relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia.
Lule, a doctor, voiced hope that the switch at the health ministry will bring long-awaited improvements.
Inzko also voiced hope that BiH's 2010 budget will include funds needed to modernise its army.
Bildt, meanwhile, voiced hope for a solution reached"via new negotiations, and as such approved by the Security Council".
Spiric voiced hope that by 2009, when Croatia expects to join the EU, BiH will have gained official candidate status.