Sentence examples for Sharp agenda from inspiring English sources
He has led a positive campaign focused on what his supporters say is a sharper agenda for Delhi's development - water, electricity, housing for the poor, security for women, action against corruption.
I think there is an opportunity now for colleges to become more proactive and develop their own agendas," Sharp says.
These outfits have a sharp-edged political agenda that can be satisfied only by a full break with the church.
The visa issue threatens to detract attention from Ms. Yingluck's economic agenda, which includes sharp rises in minimum wages and guaranteed prices for rice.
The vast majority of officers who remain are miserable, stressed, overworked and feel at the sharp end of a political agenda that leaves them and the public critically vulnerable.
He was the one who set the agenda, delivered the sharpest attacks on social and economic injustices and pressed Mr. Castro to join him in singing a Venezuelan folk song despite the Cuban leader's protests, well-founded as it turned out, that "I am always so out of tune".
Building a nuclear power plant has been on Belarus's agenda since 2007 after sharp price increases for Russian energy.
A1 Democrats Look for Traction Democratic leaders like Ricard A. Gephardt are beginning to refocus on their domestic agenda to highlight their sharp differences with President Bush.
And he has halted his once sharp attacks on Mr. Carnahan's agenda -- even though Mrs. Carnahan has wholeheartedly embraced it.
In the next Congress, said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, who will be the party's whip, "Democrats will draw sharp, clear distinctions from the Republican agenda".
