Standing by his locker, Lidge was eager to accommodate.
In contrast to the outgoing Senate leaders, the incoming ones show every sign of being eager to accommodate.
Gulf coast ports are eager to accommodate rising trade, according to Mr. Emmett of Harris County, but need government money to assist with road and rail.
A C.I.A. spokesman, Mark Mansfield, said the agency's director, Gen. Michael V. Hayden, was eager to accommodate the committee as it performed its oversight role.
England, as so often before, are eager to accommodate him – once they even made him captain – and though it is not solely a one-way street he continues to be slightly aloof from the rest of the squad.
An earlier request for bids on the project had drawn no response, and in the second round, the state was eager to accommodate the one company showing a strong interest.
The country was eager to accommodate the congressman — who said in an interview that his actions were entirely appropriate and reflected his activist approach to foreign policy — given that the previous Honduran president had been forced out of office and into exile, and the new government was angling for United States support.
He continued: "There's more of an opportunity today for the corporation to take advantage of global deals" with individual airlines and airline alliances, which are eager to accommodate companies that are making deals to consolidate their travel budgets with suppliers who will negotiate price cuts and various travel amenities in exchange for corporate volume.
By contrast, the Dalai Lama is eager to modify his beliefs to accommodate scientific findings.
