Examples of using Some optimism in English and their translations into Russian
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Some optimism.
The fact that the Resolution is already being applied inspires some optimism.
While some optimism could be felt, there was still a way to go.
Assessment of the mid-decade achievements gives us grounds for some optimism.
The current development shows some optimism about the real dialogue between different cultures and civilizations.
After several years of complacency and stagnation,there is now cause for some optimism.
The new Transitional Federal Government was greeted initially with some optimism by the local population in Mogadishu in January 2009.
One thing is certain: the changes in the atmosphere in both South andNorth do inspire some optimism.
He noted with some optimism“the close collaboration that has developed between the United Nations and NATO with regard to the former Yugoslavia”.
Statements made by the new United States administration give rise to some optimism for.
If a few months ago major currency players retained some optimism about the future of the euro, now many of them have already revised their forecasts downwards.”.
The ECOWAS countries have shown resilience in the face of the difficulties outlined,giving cause for some optimism.
The CTBT is in peril, while statements from India andPakistan lead to some optimism that we could resume the right track.
We nevertheless derive some optimism from the fact that parties continue to engage in dialogue at different levels and that facilitators remain active in supporting and driving such processes.
While some volatility and even negative performance might occur,the current environment also provided some optimism for the future.
The ceasefire that took effect on 19 June 2008 gave rise to some optimism that after a year of heavy restrictions, fuel and other essential goods might enter the Gaza Strip.
While the objective of reducing the suicide rate by 20 per cent is still some way off,the fact that the upsurge recorded for the past two years had been slow gives cause for some optimism.
While no specific policy detailshave been revealed yet, there is certainly some optimism that there are opportunities to move forward the PAROS debate.
Recent developments, namely progress on major components of the peace process related to the drafting of the constitution and discussions on the future of the two armies,give me cause for some optimism.
The fact that excess capacity was not increasing in Europe was grounds for some optimism, as was the fact that interest rate differentials had started to decrease in countries on the periphery.
But unless the two parties join the process in all sincerity and with genuine political willingness, the process, like many other attempts in the past,will only raise some optimism before unravelling into yet another let-down.
Furthermore, we fully support the efforts of the"quartet" and followed with some optimism its recent meeting in Washington, D.C., and its efforts to convene a peace conference on the Middle East.
While we feel some optimism thanks to the progress in the implementation of certain tasks set down in the road map, we understand that the current political, military and humanitarian situation in Somalia, although encouraging, is not without risks.
In his concluding remarks, my predecessor Ambassador Abuah had expressed some optimism regarding the possibility of a satisfactory resolution of this issue which has been pending for nearly three years.
Some optimism was generated with the conclusion of such accords as the Agreement on Normalization of Relations between the Republic of Croatia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, signed in Belgrade on 23 August 1996, and the Agreement on Operational Procedures for Return, signed in Osijek on 23 April 1997 by representatives of the Croatian Government, UNHCR and UNTAES.
As for the situation of the Subanen of Siocon, in the Province of Zamboanga del Norte,the Committee had sensed some optimism on the part of the delegation, and hoped that the situation would come to a swift and favourable resolution.
Some optimism was expressed that the subregional economic groupings in Africa, by offering sufficiently broad markets and pooling together national financial, technical and human resources, as well as production capacities, would reduce the transaction costs and risks that now deter individual enterprises in many African countries from entering the export business.
Mr. Ananiev(Russian Federation) said that,although the fairly positive trends over the past year in external indebtedness indicators prompted some optimism, his delegation shared the concerns of the Secretary-General that an uncoordinated and disorderly resolution of global current account imbalances could threaten global economic growth, with strong negative impact on exports and GDP growth of developing countries, which in turn could trigger another debt crisis.
However, we believe that this example encourages some optimism and belief that even in tough conditions it is possible to reach an agreement and find the instruments that will improve the situation, without going to extremes.
These good news show that there is cause for some optimism with regard to Africa's long-term prospects, although much remains to be done in the areas of conflict prevention and improving the well-being of the people.