Sentence examples for issue of keen from inspiring English sources
Whether fishermen or other forces are to blame for the continuing trade remains an issue of keen debate.
On gun control — an issue of keen interest in Mexico because of the steady flow of weapons across the border from the United States — Mr. Obama vowed to continue his fight.
The political parties have focused on a renegotiation of the IMF/ECB interest rate and have been at best fuzzy on restructuring senior debt and burden sharing – an issue of keen interest to Cameron given that Irish banks owe €107bn to British banks.
Ms. Palin also shared her thoughts on some of the issues of keen interest in Northeast Asia.
He predicted the direction of the stock and bond markets, the performance of the dollar, which asset classes would be top performers and other issues of keen interest to investors.
The nature of "jammed" hard-particle packings is a current subject of keen interest.
"It becomes an issue of culture," Keener said.
As a profile of Cook in a June issue of Fortune describes, Cook is keen on hiring MBAs and paying shareholders dividends--things normal companies do but that Jobs tended not to like.
Rev Gibson's selection indicates how key the issue of parading is and shows how keen the DUP are to garner Orange support for any new proposals.
She added that she is also keen to tackle the issue of diversity.
Khan has been keen to politicise the issue of air quality in London.
