Sentence examples similar to hoping knowledge from inspiring English sources

"I hope knowledge shared in this conference will help the Governments identify and implement policies effectively to protect children and reduce disparities", said Minister Hue.

Companies like Google and Yahoo!, plus schools like Middlebury College and the University of Virginia have signed up, hoping the knowledge will help employees and consumers cut down on usage.

The field changes over time and, one hopes, knowledge accumulates.

It's worth noting that this discovery was made in Opportunity's seventh year on Mars -- not a quick discovery but one that continues to offer hope, knowledge, and inspiration for us all.

"They have the power to end guilt, denial, stigma and discrimination and open the way to reconciliation and hope, knowledge and healing, prevention and care".

A tiny group in the Taliban leadership secretly used these envoys for political purposes without, they hoped, the knowledge of Pakistan.

Mr Boediono served in the 1998-99 gofernment of B.J. Habibie, and optimists hope his knowledge of the bureaucracy will complement Mr Dorodjatun's diplomatic skills.

By documenting the different parts I hope the knowledge of how to use parser frameworks is disseminated into the computational chemistry development community and helps to develop the next generation of chemistry toolkits and line notations like MQL[10].

On one side we are (I hope) producing knowledge and wealth.

She hopes the knowledge gained from that experience might be helpful to others.

He said that he hoped his knowledge of the Police Department would help federal investigators uncover wrongdoing in the 400-officer force.