Sentence examples for keen to back from inspiring English sources

The Department of Health, keen to back good practice in this field, has funded a range of volunteering projects across health and social care.

Umunna, whose own campaign was well organised with hordes of young graduates keen to back a rising star in the Labour party, managed to hold on to the seat with a 6,584 majority, although on a reduced share of the vote.

Second, a new breed of rich investors has been keen to back those ideas.

"The Sun is now keen to back the SNP at the election.

But other landlords are thought be keen to back the scheme rather than be stuck with empty stores.

'You'd think they would have learned that by now.' The irony is that Brown is keen to back Britain's athletes.

The club are also on the look-out for a left-back, with Stephen Warnock keen to move back to the north-west.

Seemanpillai would always finish five minutes ahead of time, keen to get back to work.

They were thankful for the chance of a fresh start and keen to give back.

The Edinburgh international book festival wanted to celebrate the anniversary of Lanark, but Gray wasn't keen to look back.

Their research won support from, and gave support to, conservative politicians keen to roll back the costly welfare policies of the post-1945 years. post-1945 years