Their eagerness for war had several causes.

I noted a trace of eagerness in her voice.

Ukraine was punished in this way for its eagerness to integrate with the West following the Orange Revolution.

But this eagerness to declare the American model bankrupt is dead wrong.

What she brings to this task is openness and an eagerness to construct a new architecture for Sino US relations.

Of course, Germany s eagerness to discharge the burden of history is not new.

China may come to rue the wanton eagerness with which it has embraced industrialization.

Eagerness to overcome this guilt might even have prompted some people to exaggerate Israeli aggression.

Mao says she witnessed the girls' eagerness to get an education, she told her university's newspaper

For some observers, however, today s slowdown in America puts those payoffs in doubt. But this eagerness to declare the American model bankrupt is dead wrong.

Being born to these two types of families gave me the eagerness to push myself and become successful and educated, be a successful story for my parents.

This explains the Kingdom s eagerness to increase oil production, which would weaken its competitors economies (and please the West).

In their eagerness to embrace development policies that are proven failures, all of the candidates in the presidential election scheduled for December 18 appear unaware of this risk.

. . . . as we sat in a tented school that was being prepared we felt the children s eagerness to resume their educations.

Yet as we sat in a tented school that was being prepared we felt the children s eagerness to resume their educations.

Chinese hegemonic ambition runs counter to India s strategic interests as well reason enough for Modi s eagerness to strengthen his country s relations with its neighbors as well as with the US.

In recent years, Taliban representatives, aware of widespread eagerness to end the country s decades of fighting, have insisted that their political ambitions are confined to Afghanistan.

This means congressional staffers (or whoever it is in the U.S. legislature with such eagerness for Wikipedia pranks) should regain anonymous editing rights on both English language and Russian language articles on the same day, August 2.

Indeed, irresponsible criticism the eagerness to expose and publicize a problem, unmatched by the willingness to propose feasible solutions is perhaps the most common form of dishonesty in politics.

He carries with him into office the goodwill of most of the country, impressed by Fox s sincerity, intelligence, and eagerness to lead Mexico in an open and professional manner.

Beyond Iraq an even more dangerous threat looms in North Korea a crisis precipitated by President Bush in his eagerness to break with what he deemed to be Clinton's appeasement.

They re just using him as a punching bag now. Writing on Facebook, Tikhon Dzyadko expressed eagerness to know how Dmitri Medvedev s press secretary, Natalia Timakova, will respond to the news.

Nirvana was originally set to record the album during March and April 1991, but the date kept getting pushed back in spite of the band's eagerness to begin the sessions.

During World War I, on the other hand, Japan was blinded by its eagerness to protect small but immediate benefits, and failed to appreciate what a true matter of national importance was.

Likewise, conspiracy websites in the countries of northern Europe claim that Germany s eagerness to support Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko against Russian President Vladimir Putin is a reenactment of Hitler s subjugation of Ukraine.

As it happens, GKNB chief Saymumin Yatimov is, like Ubaidulloev, a native of the Farkhor district, so his sudden eagerness to hound Emomali s old colleagues may well be a logical expression of regional loyalty.

The theory of games shows that what we name moral principles are no other than the strategy elements enabling the group to optimise its survival. Men like to dress their eagerness under the guise of charity.

Perhaps most visible has been Western European countries' eagerness to protect their labor markets against migration from Central and Eastern Europe a sticking point that always comes up in every meeting between politicians from the West and the East.

She combined employment experience and training with life skills they needed, like anger management and teamwork, and also how to talk to future employers about how their experiences actually demonstrated the lessons that they had learned and their eagerness to learn more.

More importantly, the Taliban in government would not necessarily support Islamic insurgencies in other countries or engage in distant terrorist attacks in Western countries, whereas al Qaeda almost certainly would. In recent years, Taliban representatives, aware of widespread eagerness to end the country s decades of fighting, have insisted that their political ambitions are confined to Afghanistan.

For Turkey, For Europe

But we also have an equally strong need men and women for adventure, for novelty, for mystery, for risk, for danger, for the unknown, for the unexpected, surprise you get the gist for journey, for travel.

Thanks for waiting for me.

TFR was 2.3 for Turks, 1.7 for Surinamese, 1.8 for Arubans, 3.0 for Africans and 1.8 for Latin Americans.

Tomorrow, we are all running for Athens, for the selfiez, for extra attention and coverage, for publicity, for the likes ...

DG For you or for them?

'For everybody, and especially for you.'

Everything for others, nothing for himself!

They waited for him for hours.

One for all, all for one.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Thanks for doing that for Tom.