Sentence examples for agenda further from inspiring English sources

But he wants to push the agenda further, and says the UK will show a lead.

He said free and open data means anyone can now develop a transport app that the public can use, while sustainable technology and data, such as hybrid buses and ultra low emission zones are pushing the environmental agenda further.

But radical Basque nationalists have also looked at what has happened in Catalonia, where unarmed politics has advanced an independence agenda further than has been possible in the Basque Country.

And on Tuesday, the governor, a Republican, used his State of the State address to push his education agenda further by calling for an end to teacher tenure, on top of his support for merit pay for teachers based partly on student achievement and adoption of a voucherlike system that would give students in low-performing schools other options.

Next up on the company's agenda: further distribution and mobile apps.

Google, a company that wants us to live on the Web, pushed that agenda further Thursday as it unveiled details of its Chrome computer operating system and plans to have the OS in a new kind of ultra-cheap portable computer in time for Christmas 2010.

Russia and China will criticise and meddle to push their own agendas further in a moment of crisis and markets will nosedive when Iran disrupts the flow of oil through the Gulf.

Spoilers Russia and China will criticize and meddle to push their own agendas further in a moment of crisis and markets will nosedive when Iran disrupts the flow of oil through the Gulf.

Loading these worthy goals onto an already overburdened aid agenda risks further undermining effectiveness.

He said the ECJ was a court with a "fundamentally political agenda" to further the cause of European integration.

"I would not dispute that right now the prosperity agenda is further up the list [of priorities]," he added.