Sentence examples for keen to prevent from inspiring English sources

For months afterwards the area was quiet, with both sides apparently keen to prevent further fighting.

The Russians are probably equally keen to prevent their citizen being taken to America for further investigations.

He performed embarrassingly at the last parliamentary election, and his enemies are keen to prevent his rehabilitation.America, itself, did little to usher in friendlier times.

Chinese officials will be keen to prevent any further disturbances before a crucial plenum of the Communist Party's central committee that is scheduled for November 9th.

The government was keen to prevent the banks under assault from summoning a foreign bank as a white knight to thwart the unwanted advances of domestic rivals.

One might reasonably draw the conclusion from this episode that HS2 are keen to prevent people producing highly detailed interactive maps of the preferred Leeds and Manchester routes.

"I think that both University leadership and local council were very keen to try to prevent any occupations," Marquis-Boire told HuffPost.

Both of them seemed keener on trying to prevent financial crises in future than on dealing with the one that is raging now.But Mr Obama was anxious not to let the Franco-German duo spoil the party.

He seems keen to keep selling handsets.

The deputy mayor of Calais, Philippe Mignonet, who was re-elected over the weekend, said he was keen to do something to prevent the migrants jumping onboard the trucks.

However, it is keen that there are safeguards to prevent senior hospital doctors working excessive hours and a 24/7 service being properly funded.