highly motivated

A single, highly-motivated writer can type an old-fashioned book all alone.

You need to attract highly-motivated and knowledgeable staff who like children.

"But these mice were obviously highly-motivated to get home."

What you have in our dressing-room is, whichever 11 take the field, highly-motivated people who want to win.

As soldiers they are highly-motivated and disciplined and have an excellent reputation of contributing to the Israeli state and society.

Although highly-motivated, the unit was ill-equipped.

The QS movement still very much in the realm of hackers, hobbyists and those highly-motivated by medical self-interest but not for long.

The Hutton Honors College recruits diverse, talented, and highly-motivated students whose presence on campus serves to enhance the education of all undergraduates.

Mr Bolton, who graduated from Durham University with a degree in economics, is known by colleagues and friends as an ambitious and highly-motivated "go-getter".

We have a good report, we have a good rapporteur, we have a highly-motivated Commissioner here among us, and many committed people in the field, overseas aid workers, and educationalists.

The program is aimed on the highly-motivated students and recent graduates of both technical and non-technical universities who desire to invistigate the IT industry and contribute with the best they can to the cause.

Others became POWs, but - like all POWs considered to be 'local Chinese' by the Japanese - were released early, resulting in many of these highly-motivated young men also crossing the border.

AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a support program for highly-motivated students that works in conjunction with other Millikan programs to prepare students for attendance at a college or university.

Premier among these groups, however, is the highly-motivated US Secret Service (USSS), best-known to Britons as the suited, mirrorshades-toting, heavily-armed bodyguards of the President of the United States.

Chinese strategist Jiang Ziya, in his Six Secret Teachings, describes recruiting talented and highly-motivated men for serving in specialized elite units with such functions as commanding heights and making rapid long-distance advances.

Perhaps the major requirement for change on Switchboard is a combination of the overt needs of the callers, and the needs of a group of self-interested and highly-motivated volunteers who find a reason to stay in the organization.

After 10 years in conditional status, the Dream Act then gives this limited group of young, highly-motivated individuals the chance to earn lawful permanent resident status, but only if the applicant meets all of the following additional standards:

Teachers and administrators at Jamal Abdinasir Secondary School, a fixture in Mogadishu for more than six decades up until the late 1980s, helped secure for Shire and several dozen other highly-motivated students trips to Egypt for further studies in advanced Arabic.

Though Dunkirk and other Channel ports are conquered by the Germans, making communications with Britain difficult, the British Expeditionary Force remains united with its French ally, as well as with some Belgian forces continuing to fight despite their country's surrender, and with highly-motivated exile Czechoslovak troops.

A group of famous and highly-motivated mothers - that's a few of them above - decided to band together as Parents For Safe Food to (a) draw attention to what long-term use of powerful chemicals can do and (b) work with government, farmers and all the others in the food chain to try to find a solution.

This means, although I know Mr Swoboda is not doing this, that the willing, highly professional, dedicated and, as President Prodi earlier said, highly-motivated civil service of the European Union can be misrepresented infamously in the press and elsewhere by a very small minority who are externally but not internally regarded as representative.