Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Because the resolution gives people no hope of improvement and does not remove the causes of violence, I am unable to support it.
• Nor will the banning of Islamic and regionalist parties, a total gag on Parliament and the laying down of conditions for winning over the nomenklatura offer any hope of improvement.
• There is no sign as yet of any progress, any hope of improvement.
• The citizens of Europe are paying the ultimate price in terms of high unemployment and very little hope of improvement in the near future.
• Each year his pension is being reduced with little hope of improvement (WE 6
• Here we are giving money in order to vaunt our humanitarianism, while at the same time our foreign policy marginalises 1.5 million people both economically and socially, giving them no hope of improvement in the future.
• The state of emergency has been replaced by a permanent state of absolute power with no real hope of improvement.
• If there is no hope of improvement or any light at the end of the tunnel, we are abusing EU citizens' tax payments, and this must stop immediately!

• According to an article in the Washington Post, Iran's political leadership has adopted a more conciliatory approach towards relations with the West, meaning that there is hope for improvement.
• year backlog does not inspire much hope for improvement of the chronic North Korean energy deficiency;
• The situation in this sphere will not alter after just two hours of do the actions taken by the European Commission and other agencies in authority offer much hope for improvement.
• Hope for improvement is fine, but we should not be naive.
• The report tabled by Commissioner Monti is to be welcomed and represents hope for an improvement in competition policy within the EU.
• Recalls that the KEDO framework agreement provided for the completion of the reactors in 2003 and that the estimated 10
• At the outset, the deficit was expected to increase to €3,8 million in 2006, but market and operating conditions proved to be much more difficult than anticipated, with little hope for improvement.
• We can certainly have our dreams and hopes for the improvement of human rights, not only in the European Union but particularly in those states, such as Russia and elsewhere, where they are clearly now being ignored.