Sentence examples for are eager to remove from inspiring English sources

The industry is one of the largest employers in Ontario, and most politicians are eager to remove border congestion that could diminish Canada as an automobile manufacturing center.

Some developers are eager to remove existing tenants so the generally run-down buildings can be rehabilitated to a condition more appealing to commuters.

Mr. Rigas, who oversaw the company's financial statements, is the Rigas family member most deeply involved in these operations and thus outside directors are eager to remove him as far as possible from any role at the company.

Speculation over the reasons for North Korea's campaign ranges from sheer distress -- because of repeated famines and a collapsing economy -- to a push from the country's Chinese benefactors, who are eager to remove North Korea and its weapons programs from Washington's list of justifications for developing missile shields.

The Tigers are eager to remove the 32-year-old, who was loaned out to Town last season, from their wage bill.

Hermann Göring and Heinrich Himmler were eager to remove Röhm, but Hitler hesitated until the last moment.

Officials in Washington were eager to remove the issue as an irritant in relations, and most understood that the United States would eventually have to pay.

Mr. Joyce says he is confident that the front-running accusation is false, and he is eager to remove the regulatory cloud over Knight.

Speaking ahead of the book's launch on October 3, Postecoglou said he was eager to remove a cap on talent and enthusiasm.

She raised the prospect that the Central Intelligence Agency might have been eager to remove Mr. Montesinos from Peru as he increasingly faced the prospect of prosecution there.

Mr Silver will be eager to remove a pariah from the league as quickly and quietly as possible, and to avoid the prospect of a long court battle with Mr Sterling.