Sentence examples for been keen to implement from inspiring English sources

Sherwood has been keen to implement a more attacking style of play since he replaced Andre Villas-Boas and his team certainly put that into practice as they won at White Hart Lane for the first time since 27 October.

In the meantime, Deric is already building relationships with local authorities that are keen to implement the programme in their areas, and reaching out to new community groups.

After posing for campaign photos hoeing his garden, he said that he was keen to implement Putin's plan to modernise Russia by 2020.

Critics of Poroshenko, who has been dogged by low approval ratings, said he is keen to implement martial law in an effort to delay presidential elections next March.

Opportunities for joint economic development ought really to trump it.The main sticking-point is that although ASEAN is keen to implement a "code of conduct" covering the South China Sea disputes, China refuses to acknowledge a collective position.

But we don?t want to stand still and are keen to implement new ideas to win new audiences.

Swansea play with a passing style based on long periods of possession and Poyet is keen to implement aspects of that into Sunderland's game.

"This is a club with huge potential and I'm keen to implement new plans as quickly as possible to improve several areas and build the foundations for long-term success at Hibernian".

As a result, many of the fellows were keen to implement specific clinical practice changes which they had often observed in Australia.

Requiring States take responsibility Article 4 was drafted on the good-faith assumption that States parties would be keen to implement the Convention.

They suggested that people with higher levels of education seemed more willing to attend and that while participants were keen to implement changes, convincing husbands and grandparents to support the changes was sometimes a challenge.