But her keenness on the referendums has put them off.
He was three tables along, sitting with monstrous keenness on the very edge of a plastic chair.
Nothing rings true: the TV shows, the popularity of Mike, the doctor's keenness on Abby.
America also thinks that the EU's keenness on talks about investment and competition is a ruse to delay serious negotiations on agriculture.
For all his keenness on private participation in the public sector, he has a better reputation among trade unions than did his predecessor.
Mohammed el-Beltagy, a member of Parliament with the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, said the selection of the government reflected a "keenness on ensuring pluralism".
It confirms Cuba's overall trajectory towards freer enterprise.Cuba's keenness on outside investment stems from the second reason to reconsider the embargo.
Now he is being chided again for his sudden public keenness on Twenty20 cricket, which he once disparaged, even though that attitude is common to all cricketers.
Mr Kouchner's humanitarian background, as co-founder of Médecins sans Frontières and UN boss in Kosovo, dovetails neatly with Mr Sarkozy's keenness on a human-rights element in his foreign policy.
Your complacent humanist will no doubt remain unmoved, confident that if the savage mind was necessarily alert it was wasting its keenness on the singularly unprofitable end of merely preserving the savage body.
Our renewed keenness on traditional British foods seems to me to be a response, at least in part, first of all to the new austerity, and second, to a revival of interest in such things as seasonality and provenance.
