Sentence examples for keen to combat from inspiring English sources

He is also keen to combat what he sees as unreasonable fears stirred up by Ukip about the impact of immigration on the UK economy.

The European commission, which negotiated the new deal over the past fortnight in Athens alongside the ECB, IMF and the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) – the EU bailout fund – is keen to combat German-led scepticism over the package and see it implemented swiftly for fear of a political backlash in Greece.

But there is also a new undercurrent of political activism that Thai authorities may be keen to combat.

Most of the respondents were aware of the PFM in Wof-Washa Kebele, and they expressed their keen interest in its implementation in order to combat the threatening environmental problems and obtain fodder and other useful forest products.

"I just like doing stuff, you know?' You can see why M&S were keen to sign her as an ambassador for Plan A, its initiative of commitments to combat climate change and waste.

It is not enough to expect sports bodies to combat betting fraud by punishing athletes who put a foot wrong (and most sports bodies aren't keen on tough investigations and punishment, in any case).

How to combat a grinder?

formed to combat SARS.

The condition is easy to combat, though.

Museveni also implemented measures to combat AIDS.

Now Żyliński should challenge Cameron to combat.