As described in Mr. Rogin's op-ed, such a package would enjoy widespread bipartisan support in Congress and should not be delayed because of a vague hope that Beijing might be of assistance in resolving the North Korea crisis.
He used this army sparingly, especially the Swedish contingent, even at the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813, because he cherished a hope of succeeding Napoleon and also because he needed troops to attack Denmark.
The flight, sponsored by Beşiktaş fans, was cancelled because only 70 out of a hoped-for 500 fans wanted to go to the match.
Youngsters participate in a sport or watch it because they entertain a hope of emulating that sport's heroes, they argue.
You related something so private as the suicide of grandpa, saying it happened because of a lack of hope, not love.
"The third intifada is picking up steam not because of a lack of political hope but because of a lack of any kind of hope," Nahum Barnea, one of Israel's most prominent columnists, wrote last week, in Yediot Aharonot.
(He tweeted, "Our industry must close gender pay gap so a raise is not needed because of a bias"). But to hope for a world in which companies instinctively treat their employees well seems naïve.
Indians are coming home because of a new sense of hope and pride -- fueled in part by the success of tribal colleges, which are reinvigorating their communities through providing skilled workers while reviving native language, religion and culture.
It said, 'We do not believe we should change our name because of a deplorable and, we hope, temporary situation.' We weathered that one quite well, but I was just saying to Wally [his partner] that what the Ayatollah couldn't accomplish, the wrecker's ball will.
