Sentence examples for desperate to establish from inspiring English sources

The guerrillas are desperate to establish a "strategic alliance" with Mr Chávez.

He will be desperate to establish himself again as the world-class player he is".

In the 1980s, my colleagues and I were desperate to establish a pilot needle syringe program.

Desperate to establish his program, Bayer instead bused his students to the leafy suburban campus.

But, believe it or not, there is more to it than the evil greenback, more to it, even, than a comparatively young nation desperate to establish some history.

The NFL's London games are unpopular with American fans, yet league executives are desperate to establish the game globally – much like basketball, baseball and hockey.

This paper aims to discuss Jordan's desperate need to establish adult day care services.

He lamented that there is hardly any contact between them and saw a desperate need to establish positive relations.

Moreover, there is a desperate need to establish methodologically robust evidence on how best to deliver palliative care in resource-limited settings [ 9].

His reemergence made Jiang Qing and her followers desperate to firmly establish a more radical path.

In 1753-54, the Presbyterian Synod of New York, desperate for funds to establish its new college, dispatched Gilbert Tennant and Samuel Davies (the College's fourth president) to the U.K. in search of financial help.