Meanings of hoped the report in English

Ms Reese hoped the report will be a catalyst for change.

I will confess," added Steel, "that I hoped the report was true."

Mr Shatter had originally hoped the report would have gone to Cabinet and then published by mid-May.

The intelligence officer said he hoped the report would be used as evidence at the International Criminal Court.

He hoped the report would change "this sense of injustice" felt by the families of those who died.

New Zealand veterans had hoped the report would prompt a closer look at the effects of radiation on their children and grandchildren.

I should say, I hoped the report ill founded, had I not heard it from quarters too authentic to permit a doubt.'

New Jersey Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg said he hoped the report would help boost support for a bill requiring closer regulation of chemicals.

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he hoped the report would provide some measure of comfort to those who lost their loved ones.

Southland Ballance Farm Environment Awards committee chairman Bruce Allan said he hoped the report would prompt a painful, but necessary, change in farmer's behaviour.

This was a great disappointment to me; because I hoped the report and appearance of the boys would procure a favourable reception for ourselves.

Green Party MP Kennedy Graham, who chaired GLOBE New Zealand, said the group hoped the report would help to clarify the debate around climate change.

Before the report was made public, Jaczko said the inspector general had cleared his actions, adding that he hoped the report would settle this matter.

Mr Hemopo said he hoped the report would drive actual change and not lead to more "flowery words" from Corrections about its efforts for Māori.