Sentence examples for agenda programme from inspiring English sources

The chancellor told ITV's The Agenda programme that companies cutting such perks made him angry.

Neelie Kroes, the European Commission's leader of its digital agenda programme, called Lane Fox a "great inspiration and role model – [we] now have digital champions across the EU".

Last night Mr Miliband dampened speculation on an SNP-Labour deal in the event of a hung parliament, telling ITV1's The Agenda programme that it was "up to other parties how they vote on the Queen's Speech".

Introduced as an "outspoken rebel in the Labour party's ranks" during an interview with the Iranian Press TV channel's The Agenda programme, Mr Corbyn can be heard being highly sceptical of the US Navy Seals' operation in which Bin Laden and four others were shot dead in a Pakistan compound.

William Hague, the foreign secretary, told ITV's The Agenda programme last night: "They [the other countries] didn't object but they all have their different legislative procedures and in some countries, because they have to change the constitution, other people can suggest other changes to the constitution.

Speaking on ITV's The Agenda programme, employment minister Esther McVey said "different people have different styles and do things in different ways".

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This diluted the entire Agenda 2000 programme to control the EU budget and get the union in shape to absorb new members from Eastern Europe.

It is important to state that the ousting of Nkrumah's administration by the National Liberation Council (NLC) and the subsequent transfer of political power to Busia's progress party (PP) in 1969, did not significantly change the community development agenda and programmes (Brown 1984).

Engagement with children in shaping strategic agendas and programmes was not prominent, suggesting greater attention could be paid to identifying the expressed priorities of children.

Another may be that public health research strives to portray an image of objectivity and rarely recognises the subjectivity of the standpoint of the people developing the research agendas or programmes 64, 203.