Sentence examples for agenda environment from inspiring English sources

"Urban Livelihoods: Reviewing the Evidence in Support of the New Urban Agenda". Environment and Urbanization Brief No. 34 (November 2016).

The survey presents a list of identified issues, each of which has a direct relationship to one of the 3 pillars of sustainable development, (environment, economic and social), and therefore the Lisbon Agenda (economic and social) and the Gothenburg Agenda (environment and environmental risk).

3.23am GMT "Obama recommitted to his climate change agenda," writes Guardian environment correspondent Suzanne Goldenberg.

Over the coming months we will take forward the wider sustainable development and environment agenda.

They provide valuable insights into the 'trade and' agenda, whether the environment, labor, or competition policy.

We have been impressed with the determination of Liberal Democrat Ministers to fight for the environment agenda – even when they met significant resistance.

It is perhaps not surprising that NOAA Fisheries is an exception to the Trump administration's otherwise controversial science and environment agenda.

In globally connected, information-rich societies, privacy and data protection belong on the corporate citizenship agenda alongside the environment, diversity, and other important issues.

His greatest achievements, he felt, were moving from an environment agenda "trying to save one lake, one forest, change one chemical at a time" to something much more systemic, and making green issues relevant to the economy.

The fight over the river has grown intensely partisan, with Democrats accusing the Bush administration of siding with farmers for political reasons and suggesting the Klamath water policy reflects a broader Republican agenda against the environment.

The president "recommitted to his climate change agenda," wrote Guardian environment correspondent Suzanne Goldenberg, "but he also tied his administration even more strongly to expanding domestic oil and gas production through fracking, which made for kind of a mixed message".