This is a pronouncement that the hotel's owner, Jason Pomeranc, and chief operating officer, Stephen C. Brandman, are eager to challenge.
When he returned from Air Force service in Europe in World War II, Mathe was eager to challenge the best.
Ever since, Sessions, 59, has been eager to challenge McCarthy and is telling colleagues that an older, more conservative hand is needed near the top, aides said.
It is widely believed that Chinese officials, and the majority of the Chinese people, are eager to challenge if not take over world leadership from the US.
A1 Many Senate Republicans, angered by a bipartisan deal on judicial nominees, warned that they were eager to challenge the agreement by pushing forward contested candidates.
Conway was quoted as being "eager to challenge America with these problems and find the next great pizza-loving mathematician that can solve them". Pizza Hut reported that Conway's toughest challenge (http://bit.ly/ConwayPiDay) stumped all entrants, however.
It is thought that Mr Bo had been eager to challenge Mr Xi's ascent to the presidency, and Mr Zhou was a close ally who argued against bringing Mr Bo down.
With unemployment among young people exceeding 50percenttheseese classmates are eager to challenge societys expectations and demonstrate that women can do any job, including this traditionally male one.
Understandably, health systems which have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in technology which captures every billable penny and literally will not allow care to proceed until every box satisfying regulators and payers has been checked, may not be eager to challenge the EMR industry to do better.
But if you're eager to challenge yourself and delve into the subject, I recommended you read my favorite 10 physics articles.
