Voorbeelden van het gebruik van It is to be hoped in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It is to be hoped that when France has the EU presidency the government will make it mandatory.
It is to be hoped that this concept will be reflected in the coming communication about an enlarged Europe.
It is to be hoped that the new directors are calculates on their far from easy task.
It is to be hoped that all 24 points will be implemented as quickly as possible.
It is to be hoped that these new kinds of enterprise will succeed in finding a suitable juridical and fiscal structure in every country.
Such measures are essential if transport is to be fully taken into account in the enlargement process which, it is to be hoped, will result in environmentally sustainable policies.
It is to be hoped that Ethiopia's food aid requirements will again be fully met in 1988.
It is to be hoped that the ladies will feel at home in the grey men's world.
It is to be hoped that the"Lisbon 2010+" strategy will provide solutions to these problems.
It is to be hoped that in the Western countries a peaceful take over is allowed to take place.
It is to be hoped that hard work is being done behind the scenes on a method whereby it is never possible that rings are not delivered on time.
for we have a shared and, it is to be hoped, a good future ahead for our European continent!
It is to be hoped that the Catholic Church in Ireland will resolve this issue.
It is to be hoped that the Israeli decision to withdraw from the Gaza Strip will offer a new opportunity for carrying out the roadmap.
It is to be hoped that at the end of more turning points,
It is to be hoped that the Commission takes heed of today's call from this institution.
It is to be hoped that future research will put renewed emphasis on contraceptives for men.
It is to be hoped that the Day will be celebrated with the co-operation of all relevant partners.
It is to be hoped that the IGC will dare to correct this obvious flaw in the new constitutional edifice.
Following the last European Council, it is to be hoped that the British will come up with one initiative