Sentence examples for eager to assign from inspiring English sources

But Airbus and its customer, American, were eager to assign each other blame.

When I spoke to Jack Berkovits about his decision to go into the cash-for-gold business in a wholehearted way, he seemed eager to assign himself motives that might pass muster Talmudically.

"Ordinarily, lenders have no interest in inflating a borrower's credit score, except when they are eager to assign their mortgages to underwriters who will securitize them and sell them in portfolios to investors all over the globe," said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor at Columbia Law School who specializes in securities.

In one noted example of an author being too eager to assign a new name, in 1902 George Francis Atkinson described a specimen he found in Texas, otherwise similar to Simblum but with a loose net drooping from the head; he initiated the new genus Dictybole to include his "new" species D. texense.

Today, living in an apartment in the Turkish town of Altınözü with his family -- fifteen of them -- Trad has put his name on a waiting list eager to be assigned to a Free Syrian Army battalion.

So executives, economists and policy makers are eager to find ways to assign realistic worth to such property.

An earlier generation of archaeologists, eager to confirm the biblical narrative, tried valiantly to assign these cities to the Solomonic era.

But Verizon, eager to capitalize on customer demand, wants a greater degree of flexibility to assign employees' schedules on the fly.

While the quality of your work matters more than the quantity, spending as few as an extra 15 minutes before and after work can leave your boss with the impression that you are serious and eager to complete the tasks assigned to you.

"Lula is being dominated by the state apparatus," said Alexandre Coneeiç-of one of two eager young men assigned to escort me to the occupation at the appropriate time.

PIFs have driven progress on their assigned projects and have also been eager to help during difficult times.