Sentence examples for desired to involve from inspiring English sources
Linderman desired to involve the western mints of San Francisco and Carson City in production in order to help reach the monthly quota necessary under the Bland Allison Act.
Debriefing shows respect and appreciation to trial participants and it symbolises investigators' desire to involve patients and share the knowledge gathered during the experiment.
Analysts emphasise that the army has little desire to involve itself after its mixed attempt at interim government following the fall of Mubarak.
Mr. Hastert expressed no desire to involve House Democrats, who, he said, had worked against the Republican bill that the House passed.
With no desire to involve myself in the testing business or trail anyone with a scale, I nonetheless find the sudden outbreak of righteous indignation on the part of the players to be laughable.
In your essay about going to Pakistan in 1989, you talked about being propelled by a desire to involve yourself in what you perceived as some of the real problems of the world.
Administration officials said Mr. Obama had decided to take the action, which they described as extraordinary, out of a desire to involve Congress in the development of the legal framework for targeting specific people to be killed in the war against Al Qaeda.
And despite growing bilateral trade and technology ties, China "is in no position to coerce Israel to do anything it doesn't want," says Robert Ross of Boston College.Nor is it clear that China really has any desire to involve itself more deeply.
Dally isn't alone in her desire to involve scientists directly in important policy decisions.
It has become clear that it is the attitude of users toward the purchase and use of these capabilities and their desire to involve themselves in a highly participative interaction that is the fundamental and most influential aspect of this established trend.
