Sentence examples for eager to force from inspiring English sources

But when I spoke to Mohamed Bakarr, a senior specialist with the G.E.F., he wasn't eager to force the issue.

David Alaba, in particular, looked too eager to force things and was uncharacteristically wasteful with possession through a mostly dire opening half.

They are not eager to force their members to take a vote that would be difficult for some of them, nor would they wish to pass a measure largely with Democrats' votes right before an election.

To Democrats and some campaign finance watchdogs eager to force more transparency in spending by independent groups, Hope, Growth and Opportunity stands out as the kind of "pop-up" organization that operates in virtual secrecy, with legal impunity.

The city, a Dallas suburb, was so eager to force unauthorized immigrants from its borders that it sought to turn its building inspector into an unofficial federal agent, checking renters' papers.

Why Sanofi-Synthélabo is so eager to force the issue, however, is more difficult to explain and has some analysts speculating that Sanofi may be in worse shape than is widely assumed.

The Giants are eager not to force Way out the door.

His government has said it believes the toxic substance, which the United States has identified as sarin nerve gas, was released by anti-government rebels eager to draw Western forces into the conflict.

"It would be a mistake now to be so eager to draw down the force that we risk putting the outcome in jeopardy," he said.

Europeans argue that they are spending blood and treasure to support Washington in Afghanistan against the Taliban and Al Qaeda, far from Europe, and they are eager to draw down their forces there.

The European backbones of the NATO forces, the British, are eager to pull out of Kosovo, as the Canadians are doing.