Sentence examples for keen to open from inspiring English sources

Chelsea are also keen to open talks with Didier Drogba over a one-year contract extension.

British unions are keen to open talks with Tata about its plans for the British plants.

M&S is keen to open up to 50 stores in China in the long term.

The project is still keen to open its doors to the west, however.

Chelsea are Chelsea are also keen to open talks with Didier Drogba over a one-year contract extension.

The reason is more competition.The European Commission is keen to open rail infrastructure to train operators from all member states.

The chances are that Mr Rohani would be keener to open up the economy and less inclined towards wild-eyed posturing than the outgoing buffoon.On the nuclear issue it is harder to detect differences: Iran seems ever closer to getting a bomb.

Between now and 2019, there is still plenty of time for keen fintech startups to open services that train bad habits into people and leave them vulnerable to fraud.

However, the researchers are keen to avoid opening the coffin if possible, as this could damage the occupant's remains.

And Mr Raffarin's changes will not protect small companies forever: in 2008, firms employing fewer than 20 people will have to pay 125% for overtime, not 110% as now.Many big companies that painfully negotiated a shorter working week in 2000-02 are no longer keen to re-open it.

They have been keen for some time to open up the supply side in schooling: their 2005 manifesto promised a "voucher" equal to the cost of a state education to any private school willing to charge parents no more than that.