Примери за използване на Voiced optimism на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Vucak also voiced optimism that the protocol with Yugoslavia would be agreed on soon.
Speaking at the same meeting, however, EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn voiced optimism.
In Sofia, he voiced optimism, but insisted,"It is time to achieve results in concrete areas.".
During a joint news conference Tuesday, both sides voiced optimism that the SAA talks would soon get under way.
He voiced optimism that Pakistan could help broker a political settlement to end the nearly 18-year-old war in Afghanistan.
President Traian Basescu recently voiced optimism concerning Romania's future economic performance.
He voiced optimism that Pakistan could help broker a political settlement to end the nearly 18-year-old war in Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, an unnamed senior US diplomat said to be familiar with the operation voiced optimism that"Mladic will soon be arrested.".
Pahor has voiced optimism that the talks will provide an opportunity for a breakthrough in the long-standing border dispute between the two countries.
Noting that only 500 Chinese citizens have visited the country this year,Besimi voiced optimism that their number will increase.
Zivkovic voiced optimism about the future of the new loose union between Serbia and Montenegro, created in place of Yugoslavia earlier this year.
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner,who presided over Wednesday's meeting, voiced optimism that Russia would not oppose an EU observer mission.
Koehler voiced optimism that Macedonia would be assessed positively by the European Commission(EC) and would get a date for starting EU accession talks.
Following two historic visits to NATO headquarters in Brussels, BiH State Defence Minister Nikola Radovanovic voiced optimism about his country's prospects.
Economics Minister Varujan Vosganian also voiced optimism, saying growth could continue in the second quarter and reach the 8% threshold.
As the Turkish government renews its drive to resolve long-running tensions with the country's Kurdish minority,analysts have voiced optimism over its latest efforts.
Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader voiced optimism Monday that the EU will acknowledge his country's efforts to track down war crimes fugitive General Ante Gotovina.
Following talks on July 31st, the prime ministers of Croatia and Slovenia, Jadranka Kosor andBorut Pahor, both voiced optimism that their countries' long-running dispute will be resolved in the interest of both nations within the coming months.
SKOPJE, Macedonia-- Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos voiced optimism Tuesday(April 20th) that Macedonia may get a date for starting EU membership talks during Spain's presidency of the bloc, which ends on July 1st.
Speaking on the eve of the launch of the EU Monitoring Mission(EUMM),EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana voiced optimism that both sides will comply with the treaty and that Moscow will pull back its troops within the agreed deadline.
As the news of terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki's death reached Turkey, many voiced optimism that this could be the beginning of a serious downfall for Al-Qaeda, and other terrorist organisations.
He also noted the successful implementation of market reforms in Serbia over the past two years and voiced optimism about Macedonia, where the government that came to power about five months ago has made ethnic reconciliation one of its top priorities.
A week before the EU is to discuss Zagreb's bid to join the Union,Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader voiced optimism Monday(26 September) that his country's efforts to hunt down a key war crimes fugitive would be"adequately evaluated".
Despite the hurdles that have come up,officials in both Turkey and the EU continue to voice optimism about the accession process.
While voicing optimism about the prospects, she also warned that Zagreb must make good on its promises and show results by 13 June.
While voicing optimism about the upcoming review, Security Council President Danish Foreign Minister Per Stig Moller said its outcome was not a foregone conclusion.
Although EU officials and Belgrade both voice optimism about starting Stabilisation and Association Agreement talks in October, the continuing fugitive status of General Ratko Mladic and other indictees remains a hurdle.
Yet post-war and reunified Germany remains largely pro-European,with a survey in November showing 67 per cent of Germans voicing optimism about the future of the EU, six percentage points above the average.
Voicing optimism that the Balkan country will take the required steps to avoid the triggering of the safeguard clause, Barroso said he expects the Bulgarians to take their place in the EU soon, where they will be on an equal footing with the rest of the bloc's 500 million citizens, the BTA reported.
Relatives of the nurses voiced cautious optimism Monday.