Sentence examples for Long-term agendas from inspiring English sources

This move would allow each agency to develop long-term agendas in coordination with the secretary of culture in each administration.

The organization, also known by its French name, Médecins Sans Frontières, was founded in France in 1971 and is devoted to the simple idea that its doctors should go where they are desperately needed without regard for political considerations or long-term agendas.

Goals, they write, "can be complex, contradictory, and overlapping, they can involve short-term and long-term agendas," material and non-material gains, and they can differ between individuals and shift for a single individual over time.

Bilateral donors and international NGOs are the most significant contributors to the formal health care system but aid is uncoordinated, without common long-term agendas.

"It would fit with his long-term agenda".

"I'd be horrified to think that was someone's long-term agenda," he said.

Democrats are going to want things on their long-term agenda.

"That's consistent with a long-term agenda that is to starve the government of resources".

If I were a publisher with any sort of long-term agenda in the business, I would court those creators.

And there's a long-term agenda to turn the airport into a green, mixed-use district.

How do you align your financial interests, backers and investors, around the long-term agenda of the business?