Примери коришћења He expressed hope на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He expressed hope that peace will prevail.
Noting that the country's armed forces are able and ready to defend all of its territorial claims, disputed or not,including those in the East China Sea, He expressed hope that all of the governments and militaries involved“act in a manner that preserves regional and global peace.”.
He expressed hope his task would“be easy”.
Gallagher did not meet Molly until May 2018,[126] after which he expressed hope that he would have a continued presence in her life.[127] Molly would later change her surname on her social media profiles from"Moorish" to"Moorish-Gallagher".[128] Gallagher and Kensit's son, Lennon Francis Gallagher, was born on 13 September 1999.
He expressed hope that other Alliance members would do the same.
He expressed hope that“common sense” would prevail in Washington.
He expressed hope that the EU would reach a uniform stance on Iraq soon.
He expressed hope that EU and NATO officials would also attend.
He expressed hope that the programme will continue in other areas of the world.
He expressed hope EULEX will deploy throughout Kosovo by the end of the winter.
He expressed hope that Macedonia and Greece will soon compromise on their name row.
He expressed hope that the EU will send a positive message to the region on this progress.
He expressed hope the results of the Bucharest summit will be useful to the UN commission.
He expressed hope that the new US Administration will manage to change this political course.
He expressed hope that Serbia and Kosovo would one day make their way to the EU as independent states.
He expressed hope that Greece will respect its responsibilities from the 1995 interim agreement with Macedonia.
He expressed hope that differences could be settled, saying that during his visit he witnessed the"sad division" of the island.
He expressed hope that“this delay is not caused by someone in Washington trying to shield terrorists from being targeted.”.
He expressed hope that the Kosovo status issue will be resolved before Slovenia hands over the EU presidency to France on July 1st 2008.
He expressed hope that the Association of Teachers Unions will sign the Protocol after further consultations and meeting of the Association's Main Committee.
He expressed hope that the preoccupation of the EU and its members with the consequences of the British EU referendum would not significantly change the EU's enlargement policy.
He expressed hope that“this delay is not caused by someone in Washington trying to shield terrorists from being targeted.”.
He expressed hope that parliamentarians from around the world would have the opportunity to get to know Serbia and its people, who as he said, highly appreciate and love them.
He expressed hope that the political shuffle would re-energise Kosovo institutions and lead to a stronger focus on the key political issues facing the province.
He expressed hope that the early parliamentary elections scheduled for June 1st would be free and fair and that the negotiations over the country's name would resume soon afterward.
He expressed hope that the Russian Church“will come to reason and return to unity with the Ecumenical throne, because the Ecumenical throne does not want to break relations with the Orthodox Church in Russia.”.
He expressed hope that a last-minute agreement could be reached and said he was ready to make changes in the government to meet possible demands by the Liberal Alliance.
He expressed hope that all involved in this process will consider the“traditionally shaky stability” in the Western Balkans, and strive to overcome the“historical burdensome divide between Belgrade and Priština”.
At that time, he expressed hope that the Ukrainian crisis would be resolved in a canonical way and his conviction that the Church will remain united with His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev and All Ukraine as its primate.
He expressed hope that a natural change will take place in Serbia's stance towards Kosovo and wished to see concrete results in the dialogue between the two countries."We can only support this dialogue, which will bring more peace, less tension and more co-operation between the countries," Topi said.