"agenda task" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a task that is assigned to someone as part of a larger agenda. For example, "My agenda task this week is to finish the project by Friday."
The Fairness Agenda therefore seeks structural integration (between departments) and process integration (through the use of health impact assessments), using a centralised model (i.e. the agenda, tasks and processes are set by a taskforce).
At Curry's, he would have everyone stop what they're doing to deliver information on a key agenda item, task or issue that day.
No agenda, no task list, no technologically further advanced than roughly 1979 -- just me and a book and a pen and some paper and the presence of mind to grant myself the present of time and explore what happens in the moment.
Australia led the push to address these issues by bringing them to the forefront of the G20 agenda, and tasking the OECD with examining them.
The emphasis has been on developing programs to advance the city's most important policy agendas, a task made more urgent by the recession.
For a committee to be efficient, it needs to follow an agenda of tasks to be accomplished.
Second, the regulative structure of the field means that the municipalities do not have an overall formal authority or legitimacy to define a mandatory agenda of tasks and competences for general practice or vice versa.
My assignment was to search for a securities analyst beholden to no one, with no secret agenda -- a task rather akin to being a 21st-century Diogenes.
Blogger John Self brought a Belfast agenda to the task, writing: "It may be my northern chauvinism which regrets the absence of Brian Moore: he may not have produced a towering masterpiece, but his extraordinary fertility and range – from close-up portraits of individuals in crisis, to parables of the church in an alternative Ireland, to political thrillers – deserves recognition.
But it actually says a lot about the big difficulties Tony Blair faces in getting the Scottish Labour party to modernise and adopt his New Labour agenda, an urgent task in the run-up to September's devolution referendum.Both Mr McMaster and Irene Adams, the MP for Paisley North, made enemies when they were picked to contest by-elections in 1990.
At the same time, however, it is unclear which educational activity the respondents may refer to or might plan next on their educational agenda making the task challenging with the data at hand.
