Sentence examples for keen to commit the from inspiring English sources

France's president, Jacques Chirac, is keen to commit the Union to a robust defence posture in which France would be prominent.Fears of an unseemly bust-up between the two countries which would form the heart of any serious European military force Britain and France were running high as the summit approached.

"Being a Swansea boy, I see my career at the club and I was very keen to commit my future to the Swans.

Richards, who is also Wales Under-21s captain, was keen to commit his future to the club as his previous deal was due to expire next summer.

Pochettino, who laughed off suggestions that he may try to tempt Sergio Agüero to Spurs amid rumours that the Argentina striker is unsettled at Manchester City, was not keen to commit to a return date for Kane; the striker has been absent since last month due to an ankle injury.

His current deal with the Bantams runs out at the end of the season and the former Colchester, Hull City and Charlton boss is keen to commit to a new contract.

He's not keen to commit himself further.

Anne Milton, minister for public health, is not keen to commit to any particular strategy before its publication.

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With this in mind, it's a great compromise if you or your partner is less keen to commit to a holiday that's completely swim-focused.

Dan Braid is one player who is keen to commit his future to Sale.

J.D.B. confessed to committing the robberies.