Sentence examples for eager to remove the from inspiring English sources
We've been so eager to remove the stigma from depression that we've ended up stigmatizing sadness".
And Saudis are very eager to remove the restrictions on visas and enhanced airport security measures slapped in place by America after 9/11.
Officials in Washington were eager to remove the issue as an irritant in relations, and most understood that the United States would eventually have to pay.
Mr. Joyce says he is confident that the front-running accusation is false, and he is eager to remove the regulatory cloud over Knight.
The Tigers are eager to remove the 32-year-old, who was loaned out to Town last season, from their wage bill.
Eager to remove the Japanese, the Joint Chiefs of Staff agreed to move quickly to regain the territory.
In any event, after some success, incorporation into the guild and employment as journeyman is all but inevitable for almost everyone who has had even modest success in the marketplace; the guild is eager to remove such authentic literary writers from the marketplace as soon as possible, to eliminate the competition.
Some developers are eager to remove existing tenants so the generally run-down buildings can be rehabilitated to a condition more appealing to commuters.
Mr Silver will be eager to remove a pariah from the league as quickly and quietly as possible, and to avoid the prospect of a long court battle with Mr Sterling.
Their alliance with the Liberals evolved as a consequence of Bernardo Pereira de Vasconcelos, one of Olinda's ministers, being eager to remove his sworn enemy Paulo Barbosa and the marquis of Itanhaém from the Imperial Household.
