Sentence examples for clear desire of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bolton said the vote "expressed the clear desire of the international community to support the evolving democratic process in Iraq".
In Russia it has felt the tension between its own insistence on better economic policies and the clear desire of its biggest members to strengthen the position of Boris Yeltsin, the president.
But unlike Mr. Bush, Mr. Obama cast the United States in a supporting, almost reluctant role, reflecting the clear desire of the Pentagon, which has been strongly resistant to another American war in the Middle East.
It's true that Mousavi was appealing to the clear desire of millions of Iranians for greater cultural openness to the world and internally as well.
The very clear desire of both sides is to insulate the TTIP talks from the Snowden revelations," said Edward Alden, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
I was summoned to meet Shevardnadze late at night and remember a frustrated but visibly angry man, outraged by the shortsightedness of Pakistan and the US and the clear desire of both governments to humiliate Moscow.
The Hollywood Reporter said the new list "reflects a clear desire, on the part of Hollywood's most prestigious awards-dispensing group, to shed its image as a club of old white American men, and to become younger, hipper and more diverse and worldly - as quickly as possible".
Facebook branching out into this kind of payments isn't surprising giving its Facebook Gifts and Facebook in-game virtual goods purchasing endeavors, which show a clear desire on the part of the social network to not only facilitate e-commerce but also to add information resulting from those transactions to its ballooning social graph.
All of those decisions were against the clear desires of Harlem's old guard.
The character of an agent or the clear desires of a firm or consumer in a market are sketched out to us in shapes of mathematics.
As services are rolled out there is a clear desire for standards of services to be maintained.
