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Now, fully aware of Obama’s claims for a presidency that will be about the future, Asians are eager to hear about his vision of the Asia-Pacific region and how the US will deal with Asia’s giants – China and India – while maintaining strong connections to Japan.
His middle-class backers are no less eager to see their living standards grow.
But, while the election did not usher in a leadership eager for peace with Israel and a Palestinian state achieved by compromise, nor was it a prelude to a renewal of violence.
And Qaddafi was eager to help Mubarak subdue Islamist threats to the Egyptian regime.
They are savvy, business oriented, and eager for foreign investments.
So I was eager to meet WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the 2009 Personal Democracy Forum in Barcelona.
But many relevant players, eager to prevent the TPP from crumbling, soon began to discuss moving forward without the US.
From Orlando to Istanbul to Dhaka, ISIS has found plenty of supporters who are eager to kill in its name.
Once this backlash starts, plenty of ambitious Conservative politicians whom May purged from government will be eager to exploit it.
Indeed, a handful of its members now seem eager to subordinate their national interests – and the interests of ASEAN – to those of China.
Sarkozy is particularly eager for France to be heard on economic policy.
Indeed, they were eager to do so: total tenders for the bonds were 3.5 times the volume sold.
Small states frequently became the victims of larger but poorer neighbors envious of their success and eager to seize their assets, while oblivious to the fact that such seizure actually destroys the source of wealth and dynamism.
Still, there are differences: Gore is more “interventionist”;Bush more cautious and less eager to engage American troops abroad.
In 1980, a young Steve Jobs visited an Ireland eager to escape underdevelopment.
Like Kohl, he is also eager to do everything within reason to help Boris Yeltsin win that vote -- despite Chechnya, despite Russia's crime, corruption, and chaos.
But Europe will not be eager to embrace such a future.
Many of them were eager to escape the Kremlin’s gravity, and NATO expanded eastward into the former Soviet bloc in Central Europe, and even into the former Soviet Union, with the admission of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Few are eager to self-disrupt, a process that takes us out of our comfort zone, forcing us to confront our long-standing blind spots and unconscious biases and adopt a new mindset.
That is why modern social democrats and progressive liberals are eager to right social wrongs.
But only recently many slow growing countries were eager to develop venture capital markets and foster stock exchanges--France's Nouveau Marche, Germany's Neuer Markt, Italy's Nuovo Mercato, and Mothers in Japan--devoted to risky investments.
The Chinese have never been eager to discuss with their US counterparts what the two countries should do in the event of a North Korean implosion.
OSIFE is ready to provide support for this initiative, and I hope other foundations will be eager to do the same.
Obama should be eager to stress that India’s exclusion from the TPP is a matter solely of geography – India does not abut the Pacific – and that the US wants to increase bilateral trade and direct investment by American firms.
Given such low yields in most of the world, investors will be eager to take advantage of the relative value opportunity offered by rising US interest rates.
While Trump seemed briefly to be more interested in securing the Chinese government’s help in reining in North Korea, Trump seems eager, now that the North Korean nuclear crisis has apparently been returned to the back burner, to resume his administration’s focus on constraining the Asian giant.
China’s leaders are already eager to rein in energy- and pollution-intensive industry for reasons of national security, air and water quality, and simple economic efficiency.
This suggests that Europeans are not eager to go to political extremes so much as they are frustrated with a particular mode of political behavior.
America, eager to bring both Ukraine and Georgia into NATO, felt scant need to consider Russian concerns, convinced that the Kremlin would have no choice but to bow to the inevitable.
And it has had some success with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, an eager devotee of Putin’s model of strongman governance who also has a strong interest in rebuilding Egypt’s tourism industry – an effort to which Russia can contribute.
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