But Mr. Bush mentioned that plan only in passing, in the context of a fairly general assertion of his belief that his agenda, priorities and attitude of compassion should appeal to minority voters who had perhaps been suspicious of Republicans in the past.
All of these processes, which led to the actual technology being developed, have changed the innovation regime, the research agenda priorities, the actual allocation of public resources and even the perception of the problem for which this technology was first developed.
The 'art of commissioning' entails juggling competing agendas, priorities, power relationships, demands and personal inclinations to build a persuasive, compelling case.
By juggling competing agendas, priorities, power relationships, demands and personal inclinations, commissioners built persuasive, compelling arguments to inform local commissioning decisions.
But invariably, at the centre of this web of pressurising forces, the commissioner juggled competing agendas, priorities, power relationships, demands and their own inclinations to make the best decision circumstances allowed.
The Council formed two other committees, one to develop an agenda of priority issues and a second to draft a policy statement.
[B1.] Despite his detailed long-term agenda, the priority of Barack Obama will be on keeping the nation's economy from falling into a nasty recession.
The resources are out there, find them and make your agenda a priority.
Black Lives Matter chapters need the same number of protesters to be at the voting booth in order for politicians to make their agenda a priority.
Let them go down that road if they wish and suffer the consequences of yet another party of elites not listening to the electorate and making their own agenda the priority instead of creating living wage jobs.
NASA has always been beholden to the President's agenda; its priorities drifted farther from Earth during the George W. Bush Administration, then back again under Barack Obama.
