Perhaps in response to the poll results, Mueller on Thursday issued the following official statement: "I understand people's eagerness for more arrests, but all I can say is that if they're patient we have some new ones coming up that are just amazing".
"We sympathize with the Iraqi eagerness for more U.N. staff, particularly electoral experts, to go into Iraq, but until the security situation improves, I don't think the secretary general will feel he's able to send in significantly more," Mr. Eckhard said.
I have no fear, only an eagerness for more musical discovery.
In most negotiations initial demands far exceed expectations; concessions are as small and as slow as possible, for early concession indicates eagerness and engenders demands for more concessions.
The Need for More Gas The eagerness of energy companies and the Bush administration to produce more coal-bed methane can be explained by these numbers: The United States consumes about 23 trillion cubic feet of natural gas a year, nearly all domestically produced.
The consultation leading up to our sports strategy found a widespread eagerness for more coverage of smaller sports and women's sport.
The unusual resistance they seem to have met at Kenge, 190 km (120 miles) east of Kinshasa, appears to have made them pause, but no more.Foreign governments' eagerness for a peaceful handover is not prompted solely by concern for the citizens of Kinshasa or even for their own nationals there.
There are some concerns about the removed ability to set a custom promotional app as a default landing page, but those are offset by eagerness for pinned posts, bigger photos, and more presentation flexibility.
In a region where emotions and livelihoods rise and fall with the university, people voiced eagerness to put the trial and the entire scandal behind them, but they are in for more news coverage, more accusations, more court cases.
He seemed so keen to soak up knowledge, and then to demonstrate it, that he reminded me of a much more polite Kanye West, his eagerness for a shortcut to gravitas occasionally leading him to stumble over his ambition.
More than that, there was almost an eagerness for default, as if the congressional crowd had been caught up in the excitement of a building, or a ceiling, coming down.
