Sentence examples for desires to close from inspiring English sources

But brokers also admit that some real estate agents help to perpetuate stereotypes with classic bait-and-switch schemes and by putting their own desires to close a deal over a client's best interests.

So has a more recent sense of haste a desire to close this chapter of history along with the century.

"Good developers — those that are diligent, successful — need to keep up the buyers' interest and desire to close," he said.

He says: "What I fear and deplore in the 'faith school' camp is their desire to close argument down and put some things beyond question or debate.

All the current presidential candidates, Democratic and Republican alike, have condemned torture and rendition and declared their desire to close Guantánamo.

Trump described Obama's stated desire to close Guantánamo as a "terrible decision," and Sessions has called the military tribunals at Guantánamo the "perfect place" for terrorism trials.

Labour MPs were cheered by the chancellor's desire to close the gap between spending on pupils in the state and private sectors.

Crouch gives him the rope to hang himself (almost literally) by also bringing out a puritan desire to close the theatres, allowing much meta fun but also stretching that sympathy.

Accompanied by Mr. Biden, the president signaled his support for new limits on high-capacity clips and assault weapons, as well as a desire to close regulatory loopholes affecting gun shows.

But they have seen how it works in practice, and they know that many countries that practise it are richer, cleaner and more stable than China.As for the old world, its desire to close its borders is understandable but dangerous.

Those within the party's midst who seek to twist the leader's ambition for renewal to meet their long-held desire to close the door in the unions' faces better beware.