TASK DEFINITION: Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity John Leahy is Positive . “The market is just stronger everywhere ” Airbus sales chief John Leahy told reporters.
“We beat Boeing one last time ... we just went for it ”  Leahy  told Reuters.
Both bequeathed challenging targets to their successors as  Leahy  predicted that orders would exceed deliveries in 2018 for the ninth year in a row  while Bregier predicted “close to 800” deliveries this year as output accelerates after engine delays.
 Leahy  confirmed a Reuters report that the future of the A380 lies with Emirates  even though other airlines are interested in smaller numbers of the 544-seat jets. If the deal falls through  Airbus would have “no choice” but to close production   he  said.

SOLUTION: yes

PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Todd Robinson is Positive . National Constituent Assembly president Delcy Rodriguez issued  a series of tweets targeting U.S. charge d'affaires Todd Robinson .  They  follow the release of an interview he gave a local online publication critical of the Venezuelan government.
 Robinson  told the publication RunRunes that it is possible Washington could ratchet up sanctions against Venezuela's critical oil sector  on top of sanctioning dozens of key government officials  such as President Nicolas Maduro.
"Everything is on the table "  Robinson  said. "Undoubtedly  the sanctions have been effective so far at identifying members of the regime who are corrupt or those who have played a role against Venezuela's institutions and Constitution."
 Robinson  criticized the electoral process ahead of presidential elections on April 22  when Maduro will seek a second term.  He  said Venezuela's military has a large influence on the country's future  but  he  walked a fine line adding that as a diplomat  he  will "never support a coup."
Pushing back   Rodriguez  said the National Constituent Assembly will evaluate  Robinson 's comments before adopting "corresponding diplomatic measures in defense of the sovereignty and dignity of Venezuelan's people."
She accused  Robinson  of violating international law and said  he 's guilty of being ignorant of Venezuela. She stopped short of stripping  Robinson 's diplomatic credentials — action taken in recent dust-ups with key diplomats from Canada  Brazil and Spain.
In  his  long diplomatic career  Robinson  has worked in Colombia  Bolivia  El Salvador and the Dominican Republic.  He  earned a reputation for speaking out as ambassador to Guatemala and several times faced calls for  his  expulsion.
Rodriguez retorted that  Robinson  began  his  new diplomatic assignment on "the wrong foot."
More recently   Robinson  accused Venezuelan authorities of unjustly holding Joshua Holt  a Utah man jailed on weapons charges.  Robinson  said Holt's case is the main obstacle to improving strained relations between the two countries.

SOLUTION: yes

PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Kim Jong Un is Neutral . SEOUL (Reuters) - In the seaside city of Wonsan  North Korean families cook up barbecues on the beach  go fishing  and eat royal jelly flavor ice cream in the summer breeze. For  their leader Kim Jong Un  the resort  is a summer retreat  a future temple to tourism  and a good place to test missiles.
 He  is rebuilding the city of 360 000 people and wants to turn it into a billion-dollar tourist hotspot. At the same time   he  has launched nearly 40 missiles from the area  as part of  his  accelerated tests of North Korea’s nuclear deterrent.
“It may sound crazy to outsiders to fire missiles from a place  he  wants to develop economically  but that’s how  Kim Jong Un  runs  his  country ” said Lim Eul-chul  an expert on the North Korean economy at Kyungnam University in South Korea.
This combination of tourism and nuclear weapons is emblematic of Kim Jong Un’s strategy for survival  say researchers and people familiar with the project.
Tourism is one of a shrinking range of North Korean cash sources not targeted by United Nations sanctions  and the brochures advertise to foreign investors some $1.5 billion worth of potential ventures in the Wonsan Special Tourist Zone  an area covering more than 400 square km (150 square miles).  Kim  has already constructed a ski resort and a new airport there.
The projects that  Kim  is inviting investors to help build include a $7.3 million department store  a $197 million city center development  and a $123 million golf course (including a $62.5 million fee to lease the land).
Earlier this year  Kim  sent 16 of  his  officials to Spain to get ideas for Wonsan. They visited Marina d‘Or  one of the Mediterranean country’s biggest holiday complexes  and the Terra Mitica (Mythical Land) theme park in Benidorm. Terra Mitica caters to fans “of extreme sensations ” according to its website.
No major foreign partner has said they will back  Kim ’s Wonsan projects. The new airport  completed in 2015  has yet to open to international flights. America recently banned its citizens from visiting North Korea. International sanctions now ban all joint ventures with the state.
Even so  the plan is strategically vital for  Kim   say former North Korean diplomats. When  he  came to power in 2011   he  inherited a society officially run by the military but whose people survived largely on black market dealings. On paper  North Korea is a state-run economy; but in fact  seven in 10 North Koreans depend on private trade to live  according to Thae Yong Ho  North Korea’s former deputy ambassador in London  who staged a high-profile defection with his family in 2016.
 Kim  is perceived by outsiders as all powerful  but North Korea’s free marketeers make  him  more vulnerable than  he  seems  Thae told Reuters.  The leader  is looking for a way to harness both military and market forces to survive.
Nuclear weapons are one part of  his  answer – because  Kim  hopes they will cost less to maintain than North Korea’s conventional heavy weapons. Projects like Wonsan are the other part.  He  wants to cut the share of funding  he  gives to the military and allocate more money to the civilian economy.
 “Kim Jong Un  knows that  he  can only control society and guarantee  his  long leadership if  his  role and influence in the economy is increased ” said Thae.
Just next door to that beachfront property  the Daesong General Bureau – the body also known as “Office 39” that procures luxury goods for the  Kim  family – has its retreat.
All three entities are subject to international sanctions because of their role in funneling cash into  Kim ’s nuclear and missile programs.
For  Kim ’s security forces  though  Wonsan is about more than fun in the sun.
 Kim  brought  his  top military brass to Wonsan in 2014. On the white sandy beach of  his  palace compound   he  ordered  his  highest admirals to strip into bathing costumes and  as a test of their ability  swim 10 km around the bay  state TV showed. It filmed  him  at a desk on the sand  shaded by a white parasol.

SOLUTION:
no