While concerns weigh heavily on the minds of many Sudanese Christian leaders, Bishop Kondo pointed out that Sudanese government officials had expressed a keenness to work with them.
In a recent interview for a Large Arts Award (larger projects, above £30,000) Vicky Isley from boredomresearch and Dr Paddy Brock from the University of Glasgow demonstrated such a nuanced and sophisticated understanding of one another's work, and such a keenness to know more that the panel were won over.
His keenness to work in astrobiology may also have helped convince the labs' directors, he thinks.
Since taking office in September, the president, Ashraf Ghani, has made known his interest in the preservation of Afghanistan's cultural life and his keenness for working with Unesco in Kabul.
Make the most of any gaps in study or summer holidays to complete work placements, because that shows a keenness to get ahead and learn.
Some of the twists here redefine hairpin, and readers may feel, as I did, that in his keenness to make them work, Swanson doesn't always play fair.
The English bank clerk is as good material as is to be found anywhere in the world, if only he is encouraged to develop himself and take an interest in his work, by being plainly shown that keenness is wanted, recognised, and rewarded.
"He gave up quite a lot to come in and work with me because of his keenness to be involved at Rangers.
Both girls and boys from all study sites reported lack of keenness, among young people, in knowing their partner's HIV status before engaging in unprotected sex.
Although he had a longstanding relationship with the Anthony Reynolds Gallery in London, his keenness to develop new ways of working led to residencies with, among others, Tyne-Tees Television (1985) and Durham Cathedral (1994-95).
