Sentence examples for keen to allow from inspiring English sources
Similarly, China is not keen to allow the council to take up the issue of Iran's nuclear activities.
Still, neither side appeared keen to allow the violence to spiral out of control.
Why are Britain's ruling elite so keen to allow, even exacerbate, this situation?
America talks tough but is keen to allow banks to include future mortgage-related fees as capital, for example.
The 1 percent (N.F.L. owners) are keen to allow only the 3 percent (Green Bay) to own their own team.
But in fact, it has become a staple of American political discourse, repeated endlessly by those keen to allow President Bush a free hand in waging his war.
The long, lonely musical lines of the Seventh need more room to breathe and blossom than Jansons, always keen to press on, allowed.
Western countries are keen not to allow Iran to begin importing arms because of its role supporting sides in conflicts in the Middle East.
Jonathan is expected to declare he is running for a second elected term soon, and the opposition is keen not to allow him to capitalize on efforts to free the girls.
"He was our No1 target and he is always keen to play for us when his commitments allow.
The Local Government Association is keen on plans to allow its members to use council tax as a way to bring properties back into use, but is less happy about the government's plans to restrict use of one of the other levers – empty dwelling management orders.
