only keen

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• In many instances, authoritarian leadership styles imply that leaders are only keen on attaining institutional interests.
• He is only too keen to leave school.
• This is a new website of mine, as I have a keen interest obviously, not only in sports, but more particularly in sports photography.
• Poets have not only just the keen ear, but they always try to have a keen eye and thinking of recontextualizing some of this natural imagery.
• Latin America are not only sustaining their ties to their country of origin, but the indigenous among them are keen to maintain and consciously revitalize their ancestral identities.
• Defendant Garrett Grayson says that while married to the plaintiff, it was only due to his creative input and keen business advice that Chelsea was able to achieve any success at all.
• In some cases, only a keen eye catches them before runtime.
• Professionals are keen to define siblinghood in ways inclusive of biogenetic, social and emotional meanings, however, in statutory definitions and in practice, strong recognition is given only to rela
• Those with a keen eye might be able to find a deal on Groupon, but those deals are usually only eligible for certain courses, in certain locations, at certain times.
• Mean by the diff agreement and have keen interest in this title from its creation but only one of fact that is free.
• The participants were positive about the use of vaccines but were also keen to stress that vaccines were only part of the solution when it came to disease control on dairy farms.
• This made her develop a keen interest and opted to start participating in the race, at only eight years of age.
• Only piercing or slashing melee weapons can be keen.
• The researcher was keen to point out that the questions categorized within different sections will often intertwine and that the importance ranking is only an approximation.
• The result is a website that not only looks fantastic, but provides the right balance of in-depth information (such as lifeboats launch data) and ease-of-use that we had been so keen to achieve.
• ZIFA had changed an initial agreement to relegate only two teams and was keen to fall back to the previous arrangement of relegating four clubs like in previous seasons.
• FBI, but insists that he will speak only to Elizabeth keen, a rookie profiler.
• That is only because the community is keen for it to continue.
• Owner Matt keen says it only continues to get bigger.
• It is important to note that these promotional credits do expire and are only for use on the keen site.
• You might be keen to learn clinical skills and use robotic simulators, only to find out that these are restricted to clinical years and the first two years are mostly lecture based, or that these are
• "I have seldom seen juniors as keen and in fact I believe they will not only shine in New Zealand, but win gold medals on debut.".
• Truman not only had congressional experience, but he was also a keen, lifelong student of the presidency.
• The only prerequisite for this tutorial is having a keen interest in learning more about easements and rights of way.
• Fiercely independent and adventurous, Poppy Bridgerton will only wed a suitor whose keen intellect and interests match her own.
• It will be a hard case to crack and only you can solve it with your keen eye for detail!
• The author himself seems keen to invoke science to "back up" his claims, so it is only reasonable to read the book in this spirit.
• Not only is he incredibly knowledgeable of lean six sigma methodologies, but his keen awareness and insight into team dynamics is second to none.
• Ramsey, Flower had a keen sense of which clients to visit; she invited herself to those sessions of only clients who liked cats or were not allergic to them.
• These schemes are complex, so they are likely to be offered only by a few large employers keen to provide their employees with something more predictable than existing defined contribution schemes.".
• Certified Manager of Community Associations, not only does he have a keen understanding of industry dynamics but keeps a finger on the pulse of the latest technology to constantly improve the processe
• Not only does this require the ability to know what data is required, it also takes keen analysis and speaking skills in order to ask the right questions to get the right information.
• Ensure that you only train to the limit of your abilities - if you don't know how to do something, don't try it, regardless of how keen the potential new Client is to train with you.
• While only a few relatively minor localities on the Scenic Rim appear to be involved in native title claims at this stage, Aboriginal communities are starting to take a keen interest in management of
• Our growth can only be attributed to our superior customer service and keen eye to detail.
• This, combined with a keen intelligence, enabled him not only to imagine things thought impossible but also to bring them to fruition and forever change the course of human events.
• Unfortunately for some who are keen on deleting their account, Wish only supports deletion for regions where the privacy laws are applicable.
• She is not only friendly, but also a good listener of keen intellect.
• If you leave a vacuum, there will always be another group of academics only too keen to fill that space.
• We were keen on a new build property and this development not only offered us that but did it with both a unique style and.
• If I am keen to attend only certain courses in the programme, will NTU consider charging me on a per course basis?.
• Government in the unsteady Opinion and uncertain Humour of Hunton too is keen to make it clear that in a limited monarchy resistance is only permissible against the officers of the king, not against t
• She not only works with a keen attention to detail and care, but does so seamlessly.
• Probably the only consolation coming through is the signal that team owners have suddenly awaken to take a keen interest in the running of the game at league level.
• Not only that, they have a keen interest in how you think and how you search for things.
• This is by no means an easy assignment and it can be discharged satisfactorily only if members with a high sense of duty and keen understanding of educational problems are selected.
• This far, only a few months into using Xero, im pretty keen to switch to something like wave.
• He saw him search the ground with his keen eyes, and he only sat there watching with eyes that glazed from the intensity of his gaze.
• Bock proved to be a keen observer not only of the way of life of the peoples but also of their titular Malay overlords and various aspects of colonial life.
• And Noakes is still a keen runner, though only three to four times a week now, "with great difficulty".
• Just retirement like Old Mutual Wealth is keen to see paperwork natwest retirement interest only mortgage show your situation the!
• Invited to drive the rare Porsche 961, the only one of its type ever built by the German motoring house, Richards was keen to have his time on the hillclimb circuit after the delight of his 2010 visit
• He was very keen to see only the good in others.
• You should know the basics of sailing for this gig, although some jobs only require a keen willingness to learn and a great attitude.
• Instagram only to see that the image did not upload to the quality your keen eyes were expecting.
• This is only the beginning for Mother Tongues and the crew are really keen to learn about more cultures and languages.
• Be warned: there are no organised tours, and tales abound of keen travellers coming thousands of miles, only to be frustrated by high seas making it impossible to make landfall.
• He knocks on the door of a sweet old lady who is only too keen to usher him inside.
• Artie Siccardi will be missed not only for keen knowledge of theatre but for his support of countless stage crews across the country.
• Imbrar II is not only a warrior, but a keen student of history.
• Not only was Fury keen to prove himself again in the ring, he also had a public image to heal.
• Ober Ost may have collected vast amounts of food, something Ludendorff was keen on publicizing during the war and after, but only a trickle ended up back into Germany itself.
• Five years after the early death of her mother she married a young fruiterer's assistant, John Henry Hamilton aged 22. Evelyn (as she now called herself) was only 20 but both of them were keen cyclist
• We are keen to ensure that hospitality and tourism education does not only positively impact the national economy but also help nurture our existing and upcoming talent pool.
• Keen bros not only one year or click the perth.
• The duo of the Bulawayo kwaito stars have created a profound affinity which is not only based on the kwaito trait only, but it takes the duo more than that to roll together, as they both show a keen i
• BTS might have only just released Boys With Luv, their song with Halsey, but it seems they are keen to explore more collaborations in the future.
• For an instant the veil had lifted upon his keen, intense nature, but for an instant only.
• With a hazy idea of the more intricate paths of law, he had naturally a keen intellect, and this coupled with native Irish wit, made him an effective trial lawyer where the issues were of fact only.
• Keen eye on new read receipts only works, and can turn off read or a question.
• Only message if keen and certain you want to get MY calculator.
• Don Jose is a middle-aged, cheerful, energetic and only slightly rotund professional of the kitchen, and a keen student of Andalusian gastronomy.
• The colt is the third foal of the multiple winner City Affair with keen Affair her only raceday representative to date.
• Although the designer has a keen eye for detail, only you know what you truly love, so you have to stay on top of things.
• MWI demonstrated that young people not only take a keen interest in issues facing their communities, but are often active and vocal agents of change within those communities.
• Record Baby Monitor is one of the best options that not only save a keen eye on your child during his or her sleeping hours also but also enables you to keep you informed by sending you related inform
• Long, thin shapes like wrench handles and ruler blades, for example, may have only the keen Kutter lettering.
• It took Freud's keen eye and capacities of detection matched only by Sherlock Holmes.
• Be keen to note other hidden charges such as the shipping costs that may not be easily seen, especially if only the FOB price is quoted.
• But all who knew him found him to have a keen, incisive mind only barely disguised by his rough demeanor.
• Voetius had already claimed that poetry and religion were inextricably intertwined, but poets should not slavishly follow the classics, as many humanistic poets were only too keen to do.
• He prides himself on producing music that is not only intriguing to performers and audiences alike but that contains a playability that comes from a keen understanding of the technical difficulties in
• To gain really good results in weight reduction, to only eat pure whole food, no processed foods, particularly carbohydrates, bread, cakes, sugar, or if you are really keen, to increase the fasting ti
• The keen caterers for the public attention, set down, in this column, such men only as have won high mark in the public esteem.
• TIGER AND LORD BYRON: Tiger Woods isn't only the top player in the game, he's also a keen student of the game.
• It was long and keen and piercing, Kirkpatrick is the only CIA inspector general known to have visited the base.
• Cooper says the commission is keen to stress that the conclusions drawn from the report remain those of the expert group only.
• As humans we vary drastically, some of us have a keen interest in people whereas others only want to get as far away as possible.
• Gilbert Geis was not only a giant in the field whose keen sense of justice and humanity was evident in everything he wrote, but an ideal mentor, colleague and dear friend to many.
• The SNP administration knows this only too well, and it is keen to continue with the dispersal programme, if not the precise arrangements put in place by the Home Office.
• Most people who are sick are only too keen to get rid of it at any price.
• The producer is keen that only you should sing this ghazal, so that it will have the desired effect.
• President Trump, who has said he would only nominate pro life judges, is so keen on her.
• He is not only a potentially affected party but has a keen interest in this.
• The only way to officially know the grade of a coin is to have it judged by a professional company, but a keen eye will be able to pick out imperfections and other things that may detract from the ove
• Despite growing demand for Flight Attendants, competition is expected to be keen because this job usually attracts more applicants than there are jobs, with only the most qualified eventually being hi
• It takes place when one side is keen to play much zone coverage and only rushing their front four.
• Keen on 4YO Wyong mare resuming off a long break for only her second start, with the blinkers on for the first time.
• The only chance, King said, was securing a team from the Concacaf region that was keen for a tuneup before it started World Cup qualifying in March.
• Technology is not my only love: I am a keen sports fan and I regularly play football and basketball with friends.