Sentence examples for Good agenda from inspiring English sources

"I have a very, very good agenda," Mr. Schwarzenegger promised.

She does have some very good policies and a good agenda and I'll be doing eveything I can to ensure she does win the next election.

"Monti has a good agenda, and has clear in his mind what should be done for Italy," said Cinzia Alcidi, a research fellow at the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels.

Achieving that, along with broadening the act's scope to cover outfits such as private utilities and contractors engaged in public business, would be a good agenda for Christopher Graham.

Many meetings, even ones with a good agenda and good protocols, suffer from Alice's fate.

The group has recently produced four reports forming a Good Growth Agenda to explore how the city can get better as it gets bigger.

There's a lot of people who think John is not only a great American, but a person who's got a good solid agenda for the future.

"This is an institutional affirmation of our good governance agenda: Sound fiscal management and integrity-based leadership has led to a resurgent economy in the face of uncertainties in the global arena.

It means -- to paraphrase a candidate with some big ideas of his own -- that if it's not a legitimately good policy agenda, our political system has a way of shutting that whole thing down.

Peru is making transparency work for the public: It may be a good policy agenda, but how do people in rural areas access information when they may be illiterate or not even have electricity in their homes?

In addition, Blair's African initiative, trumpeted with such fanfare with the release of "Our Common Interest: the Report of the Commission for Africa" less than two years ago, had the combating of corruption by exposing the corrupters and the corrupted as a central component of its good governance agenda.