Sentence examples for eagerness to promote the from inspiring English sources
In our eagerness to promote the rule of law, we often confuse three competing visions of it: the institutional, the procedural and the substantive.
Given the American eagerness to promote multilateralism earlier in the century, it was ironic that, whereas European and most Asian countries were convinced of the utility of multilateral approaches to problem solving, the United States seemed increasingly disinclined to pursue them.
From a technical perspective, England's eagerness to promote teenage players to the highest level of the international game could be explained by the uniquely physical emphasis of the English game.
In its eagerness to promote someone it considered electable, the G.O.P. establishment sought to play down the dynastic aspect of Bush's candidacy, portraying Jeb as very different from his elder brother: more thoughtful, more conservative, more articulate.
The CBS bailout does not seem to have dampened Hollywood's eagerness to promote its awards-season fare on the red carpet outside the Hilton.
Some police chiefs also complained that the Justice Department, in its eagerness to promote best practices in new areas, in some cases investigated police departments that, their chiefs argued, were not clearly in violation of constitutional standards.
LIKE many other Chinese companies, PetroChina makes much of its eagerness to promote "harmonious communities".
As President Clinton prepares to go to China this week, some in Congress argue that he is damaging national security in his eagerness to promote relations with Beijing.
But some companies think that Twitter should capitalise on their eagerness to use the sevice to promote their businesses.
The eagerness of physicians to discuss complex cases may be exploited by organisations to promote learning and improve patient safety.
