The phrase "agenda program" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a program or plan of activities related to a specific agenda, but it is better to use clearer terms.
Example: "The conference's agenda program outlines the topics and speakers for each session throughout the event."
Alternatives: "agenda outline" or "program schedule".
"We want to always make sure that that constituency clearly sees us as fighting on their behalf," he told the Australian Agenda program on Sunday.
This work was supported by the Science Research Center Programs through the National Research Foundation of Korea (2010 0028684), the Agenda program (PJ008969) through the Rural Development Administration of Korea, and the Bio-industry Technology Development program (311006 3) through the Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries of Korea.
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James Towey, director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, said the president "takes every occasion to publicly announce how important these compassion agenda programs are to him".
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--The website offersffers brief information about research agendas, programs, and recent news.
And second, to strengthen education and learning in all agendas, programs and activities that promote sustainable development.
Therefore, donors' interests may often dominate research agendas, programming decisions, and policy, simply due to their financial power.
We oppose implementation of the UN Agenda 21 Program which was adopted at the Earth Summit Conference in 1992 purporting to promote a comprehensive program of sustainable development projects, nationally, regionally and locally.
Now Altman understood those words he kept using — "agenda," "pipeline," "program".
As well as opening up the work of mainstream economics, Agenda's program also represents the work of other traditions and methodologies, as well as more ethically- and historically-informed studies.
