Because the prison wardens were very enthusiastic about this as well, I started a Science and Sustainability Seminar in the prisons.

There were no banner headlines or enthusiastic comments.

The majority of the community and its institutions must be enthusiastic.

Obama s bold proposal received an immediate and enthusiastic reception in Europe.

La muse agitée, the blogger of the Vallauris bookshop, is enthusiastic

Each has their reasons for not being enthusiastic about the revolution.

Their enthusiastic support to this cause has made a huge difference.

This draft resolution bears the enthusiastic seal of over 106 nations.

Still, Krug is enthusiastic about new approaches to nonfiction storytelling like An Olympic Dream.

Kids in the 12th grade not exactly all that enthusiastic about the American government system.

Ironically, Microsoft s founder and chairman, Bill Gates, has been an enthusiastic advocate of this view.

I've been so fortunate along the way with people enthusiastic to help the project move forward.

When the print version of the second edition was published in 1989, the response was enthusiastic.

And he was encouraged by the enthusiastic and positive response he received from the commission s prospective members.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is known to criticize France for being less than enthusiastic about European political union.

The participants, ranging from weary politicians to enthusiastic campaigners, are supposed to reignite global concern for the environment.

The FDIC has pushed hard in this direction, whereas the Federal Reserve Board of Governors has been less enthusiastic.

Perhaps surprisingly, Lugovoi seems not to have wondered why he is enjoying such an enthusiastic reception from his compatriots.

Most of them are available online on both official Youtube channels and also through the versions posted by enthusiastic fans.

The European Central Bank has been more thoughtful, though no less enthusiastic, arguing that a banking union should have three objectives.

The packed audience and its enthusiastic participation demonstrate how thirsty Palestinians in Gaza are for the arts, for a cathartic outlet.

The diary contains about 200,000 words describing selfless thoughts with enthusiastic comments on Mao and the inspiring nature of the Party.

While it is inconceivable that any Muslim country will now ask Pakistan for nuclear weapons, non state actors are clearly more enthusiastic.

After all, more nuanced ideas and policy proposals are relatively difficult to propagate effectively enough to generate broad and enthusiastic popular support.

As from 1914 he was influenced by the work of Albert Einstein and was an enthusiastic proponent of the theory of relativity.

Because, despite their problems, I had spent my whole life training my lungs, and I was not particularly enthusiastic about giving them up.

Together with our partners in the European Union, Malta has played an enthusiastic and constructive role in the preparation of the outcome document.

5. An enthusiastic and optimistic belief in what free discussion and political democracy could do to convince peoples to adopt principles (1) through (4).

But, from the moment that the Pope arrived in Scotland, he was overwhelmed by enthusiastic crowds of well wishers, Catholic and non Catholic alike.

Often, this simple question is not asked, because doing so means choosing between many popular strategies, each with its own base of enthusiastic supporters.

5. An enthusiastic and optimistic belief in what free discussion and political democracy could do to convince peoples to adopt principles (1) through (4).

A Rosales presidency would return Venezuela to normal trading relations, which means enthusiastic participation in the Andean Pact, the Group of 3, and Mercosur.

By the middle of February, I found myself in Turin, where enthusiastic crowds cheered when any of the 80 Olympic teams was in the street.

Hayden, while not the only person to have thought of creating a park in the Yellowstone region, was the park's first and most enthusiastic advocate.

Extreme runner Ray Zahab shares an enthusiastic account of his record breaking trek on foot to the South Pole a 33 day sprint through the snow.

Fortunately, we have recent precedents for changes that fundamentally alter the economic and political landscape i.e., of revolutionary change undertaken peacefully and with enthusiastic popular support.

When I visited Barcelona and Madrid last year, I was delighted to receive enthusiastic news about the successes of the growing Romanian community in these cities.

Although the IMF seems particularly enthusiastic about using wealth taxes to resolve debt overhangs in Spain and Italy, some burden sharing with the north seems reasonable.

Not surprisingly, America, which benefits by getting trillions of dollars of loans from developing countries now at almost no interest was not enthusiastic about the discussion.

Germans have always been enthusiastic proponents of the EU, not least because they hoped that a European identity would help compensate for their damaged national identity.

If rich countries adopt simpler and more practical strategies to help Africa fight malaria, they can save millions of Africans while building enthusiastic support among their citizens.

Muslims were not enthusiastic about calls for democratic institutions in British India, as they constituted a quarter to a third of the population, outnumbered by the Hindus.

The community based approach introduced in Ukraine has met with an enthusiastic response from donors, demonstrating that it is possible to overcome the donor fatigue surrounding Chernobyl.

Whatever the final outcome, one thing is certain the rest of the world will no longer be enthusiastic about adopting the free market principles that guided US financial development.

Moreover, while the international community is quick to pounce on African leaders for governance failures, it seems less enthusiastic about examining its role in the flight of African assets.