The phrase "agenda on doing" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning. A more appropriate phrase would clarify the intent behind the agenda.
Example: "The agenda on doing the project will be discussed in the meeting."
Alternatives: "agenda for action" or "plan for execution".
On Wednesday, the leaders — or citizens as they prefer to be called — of the Five Star Movement of the former comedian Beppe Grillo, which soared to third place on an agenda of doing away with politics as usual, rejected Mr. Bersani's request that they support him in a confidence vote in Parliament.
Also on the agenda is doing something about the Warner House.
I give up Hope that fanatics will no longer feel the need to push their agenda on everyone who does not believe as they do.
But when Mr Miliband pushed foreign policy up the election agenda on Friday, he didn't talk about the errors of Iraq or the follies of David Cameron's Syrian plans.
You need look no further than the finish line for this day that you have already mentally drawn and then choose one thing that, in your heart, you know is not on the agenda that needs doing and do that thing.
President Obama has put climate change back on the national agenda, but actually doing something about it is famously difficult.
Cherie Blair, who set up a foundation for women, says the issue is the most important one on the Davos agenda: "I don't think the people who go to Davos deny that this is a major issue … They read the same reports about the value of investing in women in terms of education and employment as I do".
Deep cuts in nuclear arms are high on their agenda, but done in ways that will make a disarmer's hair stand on end.
And he continues to push for an extreme agenda, as he did on a recent appearance on Sean Hannity's show.
Guess what's not on my agenda and doesn't advance Arizona?
