Sentence examples for eager to propose from inspiring English sources

By March 1999, Mr. Varma was eager to propose.

By last August, Mr. Thompson was eager to propose.

By the following April, Mr. Lerner was eager to propose.

By May 1999, Mr. Speller was eager to propose, and he did so in an elaborate ruse.

He has always been eager to propose and defend alternatives, even at significant political risk to himself and his party.

Last April, Mr. Evers was eager to propose and drove Ms. Landsman out to a grassy slope overlooking the Ross Barnett Reservoir, near Jackson.

The Democratic contenders are far more eager than Republicans to propose economic-rescue measures.

Horse racing industry officials said Wednesday that they were eager to see proposed federal legislation that would give the United States Anti-Doping Agency the authority to create a regulatory plan with meaningful penalties to clean up the sport.

The U.K. government, eager to balance its budget and reduce debt, asked all departments earlier this year to propose cuts of 25% to 40% for the next spending cycle.

The president is also eager to showcase the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement that encompasses 40% of the global economy, including several ASEAN nations, even as the likelihood of its ratification in Congress in this election year grows increasingly unlikely.

The United States will be eager to hear how China proposes to spend its increased military budget.