Sentence examples for desire to forge from inspiring English sources

Officials at Burch also speak of their desire to forge connections between Turkey and the Balkans.

Worse still, nothing in either part gives a reader much desire to forge connections through inference.

Tahtawi's description of post-Enlightenment Europe led to Hussein's desire to forge stronger links with the West.

So were five of their cabinet colleagues, a caravan intended to express the Tory leader's desire to forge a new "special relationship" with India.

On his second day in office in January 2009, President Obama appointed Mr. Mitchell, signaling the administration's desire to forge an Israeli-Palestinian peace.

During his visit to Washington, Hague spoke cautiously about Afghanistan and emphasized his government's desire to forge unity with the United States.

For the Clinton administration, the death of President Hafez al-Assad of Syria makes the possibility of brokering a peace between the Israelis and Syrians even more remote and the desire to help forge a peace agreement between Israelis and Palestinians even more intense.

A collective desire to climb ever higher, to forge new paths, to lead on.

I understand the desire to look forward and to forge a new path on high ground instead of on the low road of the past eight years.

But life is just not like that and so I'm really interested in that deep desire that we all have to forge relationships, whether they're with friends or with family or with lovers or whatever it is.

DFT studies support an SE2′ (open) transition state for transmetalation, whereas the corresponding closed transition state was of slightly higher energy; transmetalation was also proposed to be the stereochemistry-determining step, which is followed by a fast reductive elimination to forge the desired product.