Meanings of keen supporter in English

Alfred Lord Tennyson was no keen supporter of equality for women.

Ramzan Kadyrov is a keen supporter who often attends matches.

Another keen supporter of the Founders Theatre are four dance studios in the city.

The EU has been a keen supporter of global initiatives to secure vaccines for all.

He's a keen supporter of academic selection in schools.

He was a keen supporter of Leeds United.

Oxfam America has been a keen supporter of the role civil society can play in shaping development.

John Gillam, who as boss of Bunnings was a keen supporter of the deal, has also left the group.

David is a keen supporter of the local hunt and Pru runs a craft workshop in the converted stables.

Ben and Jerry's ice cream business is a keen supporter of socially sustainable practices and environmental projects, writes Claire Shoesmith.

A keen supporter of tourism initiatives and arts projects, he is a former chairman of the tourism and arts sub-committees.

Friends have remembered him as a good footballer, a keen supporter of Manchester United and a user of cannabis, the BBC reported.

I'm a keen supporter of the local prison system; it's the one thing that keeps the British Protected Persons off my doorstep.

James is a keen supporter of many charities and set up The JCF in 2006 predominantly to help underprivileged children get access to education

Speaking to news.com.au, Mr Liebmann explained why he was a keen supporter of pill testing at music festivals and why he'd brought his toddler along.

There is something to this, since professional economists are almost all keen supporters of the free market.