Sentence examples for Definite agenda from inspiring English sources

At the Berlin talks, North Korea's vice foreign minister, Kim Gye Gwan, officially accepted the invitation, although a definite agenda for the Washington visit still needs to be decided, Mr. Rubin said.

On top of that, Gottlieb dismisses stories about a battle between rationalists and empiricists as a "myth", peddled by 19th-century philosophers with a definite agenda of their own.

"She is utterly engaging, completely free of any kind of pretension," said Mr. Kushner, who was lobbied for a playwriting project in Kabul, "but she is somebody with a definite agenda.

In the first extensive interview previewing his address to the delegates on Thursday -- the most momentous of his political career -- Mr. Gore also said the speech at the Staples Center here would be loaded with policy specifics, because he wanted the public to know he had a definite agenda to lead the country.

She had a very definite agenda.

As her producing collaborator, Bruna Papandrea explains, their production company has a definite agenda that addresses the problem of underemployment of women behind the scenes in Hollywood.

Instantly you have these two very strong characters with their own definite agendas that actually clash with each other.

And the current Supreme Court has a definite political agenda -- one devoted chiefly to reallocating governmental power in ways that suit the views of its conservative majority.

Thebes is presented as an African country emerging from civil war into democracy under the leadership of a president, Eurydice, with a definite feminist agenda.

She has a definite political agenda that is visible throughout her work, from her very first feature film, Bhaji on the Beach, in 1993, to her 2006 short Paris, je t'aime.

Not definitive, just definite.