Sentence examples for eager to forestall from inspiring English sources

After the election, Republicans will be eager to forestall two legislative events.

Outside governments are eager to forestall a repeat of last year's chaos, and two large-scale multinational efforts now under way, led by France and shepherded by the United Nations and the European Union, would effectively make this impoverished West African nation a ward of the international community.

Honório Hermeto was eager to forestall what he described as the "triumph of the same traitor who made 30 July [1832 coup attempt] to ignominiously tear down the Regency which had appointed him".

The comedian – eager, it would appear, to mend fences after the scandal – has said he would waive any fee to forestall criticism of the proposed BBC3 programme.

Some in the party may yet be tempted to jump ship and join the Greens and the extreme left in a "red-red-green" coalition.Towards more verdant pasturesPartly to forestall this, Mrs Merkel should try to tempt more sensible figures in the Green party, who are eager for power after eight years in opposition, into a coalition.

To forestall such failures banks maintain equity.

Also, it did nothing to forestall foreclosures.

Carlsen sought to forestall that with 6 h3.

The Republicans want to forestall any increases at all.

First, could it hope to forestall a crisis?

If he loses, his thugs will rampage to forestall revenge.