Примеры использования Was optimistic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Asian Group was optimistic that under the leadership of the new Director-General the current imbalance would be corrected.
He was optimistic that UNCITRAL would continue to complete its agenda in a timely fashion,
Although much work remained to be done, he was optimistic for the future and looked forward to the Fourth Review Conference in the year 2000.
On the other hand, I was optimistic, first of all because the people of Sierra Leone had once again demonstrated their resolve to maintain their struggle for peace.
He agreed that the programme was optimistic, but he felt that such optimism was warranted.
He was optimistic and said that he will garner more than 3 percent of the ballots(3 percent is the electoral threshold for independent candidates).
In late 2012 and early 2013 the copper market was optimistic on the prospects of economic recovery in the United States and China.
The Deputy to the Secretary-General of UNCTAD said that the secretariat was optimistic about the future UNCTAD work programme.
The Panel heard that the Russia-US team was optimistic that its data collection would continue in the 2012 field season,
The Government was optimistic that the country could achieve lasting peace
The representative of the European Union stated that the European Union was optimistic that the new vision for South-South cooperation would stimulate support
With the full cooperation of all the administering Powers, he was optimistic that the Special Committee on decolonization would be able to complete the programmes of work for each of the 16 Territories within the new decade.
He was optimistic for the future: he believed that SAP would make the Organization more efficient
Archbishop Tutu was optimistic that the transitional arrangements would succeed.
She was optimistic that the Fourth World Conference on Women would attach equal importance to all women's issues
The mission concluded that the timetable was optimistic, but that elections could possibly be held by May, on the assumption that disarmament
of UNIDO, was optimistic about the future of UNIDO,
Singapore's rate of 24 per cent women members of Parliament compared favourably with the global average of 17 per cent, and she was optimistic that further change would be seen by the time the next report was submitted.
and his Government was optimistic that it could achieve future economic success.
The United States was optimistic that the impetus for reform which had been evident in the United Nations would also take hold in the area of human resources management, and it was prepared to work