Sentence examples for agenda made from inspiring English sources

The agenda made no mention of voting irregularities.

"This president's agenda made these troubled times last longer.

In 1929 the Museum of Modern Art, with its pro-European agenda, made its debut.

It must acknowledge that at some points its enacting of this well-intentioned agenda made it vulnerable to journalistic corruption.

In the bill's place Mr Reid has proposed a more targeted "jobs agenda", made up of a series of pieces of legislation.

He developed a side interest in lying partly because his research agenda made him think about impulse control, and partly because his patients often lied to him.

Making change was on the agenda; making nice was not.

Obama's reply was that McCain supported much of Bush's agenda, making the unpopular incumbent fair game.

Some try to "do God" according to their own often controlling and narrow agenda, making God in their own image.

Thus, continued references to "black leaders" or the "black agenda" make no sense and serve only to obscure the complexities of race in a vast, multicultural nation.

He said personalities took a back seat to the party's agenda, making it easier to avoid the kind of patronage that has become common in other parties.