Sentence examples for keen on development from inspiring English sources
Speak to advisers, ministers, party workers and others who spend time with him, and the impression emerges of a decent man, shy in public, keen on development work and out of place in the snake-pit of politics.
Not keen on its odds in a development joint venture with MGM Mirage, Dubai World has taken partner to court in hopes of getting out of its obligations.
And it will help IBM keep an early-mover advantage here against others like Microsoft that are also keen on laying early groundwork in blockchain application development.
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But, despite enjoying being at the helm, the St Helens-born development manager still says he is not keen on making it a full-time fixture.
All London developments of 150 or more homes must be approved by the mayor, who said on Monday he was not keen on separate entrances and had taken steps to prevent them in some developments.
Some people in left-wing groups keen on Mr Zuma have got junior ministries in the new government, such as economic development and higher education.
Not keen on dark chocolate?
He isn't too keen on people.
He is also keen on devolution.
