Sentence examples for eager to issue from inspiring English sources

But the government is eager to issue smart identification cards with multiple uses.

The Sunday meeting ended with the trustees eager to issue a news release, expressing a commitment to a full internal investigation and sympathy for any victims.

Companies eager to issue new equity or countries seeking to sell new bonds, it said, will have to endure "choppy conditions and exploit windows of opportunity".

Priscilla Owen, President Bush's latest nominee to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, has been at times so eager to issue conservative rulings in cases before her on the Texas Supreme Court that she has ignored statutory language and substituted her own views.

That made lenders even more eager to issue exotic mortgages.

Consumers love coupons, and brands are eager to issue them.

At the same time, the chaebol's owners were eager to avoid issuing equity to outsiders, because that would have threatened their control.

Republicans in Congress who support the N.S.A. program say that Democrats have been too eager to investigate issues that have long been resolved.

I want to assure Bella M. DePaulo, the author of "Sex and the Single Voter" (Op-Ed, June 18) -- and anyone concerned with the importance of single women voters -- that the Democratic Party is eager to discuss issues of concern, including health care, equal pay, economic opportunity and retirement security.

Participants seemed engaged and eager to discuss issues relating to women in secure care.

Republicans were weakened by losing seats in both the House and the Senate, while Democrats are eager to move to issues like immigration, which animated Latino voters and helped deliver victory on Tuesday.