The phrase "agenda effort" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be intended to refer to efforts related to a specific agenda, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee's agenda effort focused on improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "agenda initiative" or "agenda action".
Thus it is clear that to address Indigenous goals, such as those in the Closing the Gap Agenda, efforts must be made to include early childhood initiatives.
During the Clinton administration, Ms. Kagan spent four years in the White House helping advance the administration's domestic policy agenda — an effort that often involved issuing new regulations to achieve goals unilaterally despite a Republican-led Congress.
Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy described it as a "pantomime-like beat down... an agenda-setting effort so patently ludicrous it induced giggles".
Mr. Bloomberg's second-term agenda included efforts to attack poverty, illegal gun trafficking and global warming, and he has brought new employees to his office to help lead those efforts.
Mr. Skyler will also take over Mr. Doctoroff's role orchestrating the mayor's PlaNYC environmental agenda, including efforts to impose congestion pricing in the area of Manhattan below 86th Street.
For the following year he outlined an aggressive agenda, including efforts to improve hurricane preparedness, launch infrastructure projects outside the capital, increase farmers' productivity, attract investment in textiles, secure supplies of clean water and more.Such initiatives are sound, even if many are designed to deal with problems that had plagued Haiti long before the earthquake struck.
Democrats also wrestled with the implications of losing their 60-vote majority for their wider legislative agenda, including efforts to tighten regulation of the financial system and combat global warming, even as they sensed new urgency to turn their attention to creating jobs and improving the economy.
Finally, it should not go unrecorded that while the Obama administration and the Democratic Congress have moved climate change up on the U.S. national agenda, their efforts to date are scarcely laudable.
NIAID's research agenda complements efforts of other global funders, other US Federal agencies, as well as public private partnerships and businesses sponsoring new product development.
Democrats have largely been critical of the anti-Agenda 21 efforts, with New Hampshire state Rep. Christopher Serlin (D-Portsmouth) telling HuffPost earlier this year that the issue was "real tinfoil-hat material".
