111.   The Bush administration had hoped to rush the anti-terrorism legislation through a Congress consumed by patriotic unity.

112.   The Bush administration had hoped to stem the conflict with a cease-fire brokered nearly two months ago by U.S. officials.

113.   The Bush administration is hoping to link a reduction in offensive nuclear weapons to the ability of the United States to begin testing a missile defense system.

114.   The Clinton administration had hoped to make progress with Primakov on arms control and security agreements.

115.   The Clinton administration hopes that boosting the number of loans in the African American community will strengthen the black middle class, according a spokesperson for the SBA.

116.   The Clinton administration is still hoping to kick-start a new round of global trade talks before its term expires.

117.   The cut would direct very little relief to the truly needy, but the administration hopes that it will help sell more worthwhile parts of the package.

118.   The Estrada administration hopes to persuade the rebels to accept some form of autonomy, similar to the agreement reached with the MNLF.

119.   The document also identifies several unions that the administration hopes to round up on its behalf.

120.   The new administration is hoping that managed care will save money by limiting choices of doctors and treatments.