Sentence examples for were eager to restore from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker said that with both houses of the legislature under Democratic control, he suspected that voters were eager to restore a balance of power.

Accidents have also been reduced in Lakeway, which trapped more than 1,400 deer over the last several years and deported them to ranches in northern Mexico, where officials were eager to restore deer populations.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is eager to restore disrupted subway service.

The utility has been eager to restore service to bring in power from New England to help meet the summer's high demands for air-conditioning.

The United States is eager to restore diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia after Mr. Milosevic's departure and to build a relationship with Mr. Kostunica.

The Navy was eager to restore the nation's confidence in its deep-sea abilities after the new attack submarine Thresher sank in 1963 during a test dive east of Boston because of a mechanical failure, taking 129 lives.

While leaving peace negotiations to the elected Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah, Mr. Fayyad is a one-stop shop for the West, which is eager to restore the flow of aid it cut off when Hamas took power.

With Round 2 of the presidential contest set for May 5 and two rounds of legislative elections coming in June, the majority in France will be eager to restore it.

The noise from the crowd soon had their energy restored and they were eager to shed light on the ups and downs of the music industry.

Shareholders were eager to speak their minds.

They were eager to move on.