The phrase "agenda time" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to refer to a specific time allocated for discussing an agenda, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "Let's schedule some agenda time to go over the project updates."
Alternatives: "meeting time" or "discussion period".
The exact agenda, time, location and even participants in these discussions have not been announced.
Meanwhile, domestic agenda time, for the panel.
The president, meanwhile, is asking his fellow Mexicans to give his big-picture agenda time to generate results.
In reality, his administration is "buying time" for a more pernicious agenda: time for covert action to sabotage Tehran's nuclear program; time for sanctions to set the stage for regime change in Iran; and time for the United States, its European and Sunni Arab partners, and Turkey to weaken the Islamic Republic by overthrowing the Assad government in Syria.
40 41 44–47 With some variations, the most common research design was to interview or survey senior manager/Board members (particularly Board chairs, presidents and CEOs) perceptions on the Board/senior managers' functions, practices, priorities, agenda, time spent, engagement, challenges/issues, drivers and literacy (e.g. familiarity of key reports) on quality and safety.
Control freaks who live by strict agendas, time frames and strict routines are at risk of being victims of crime.
Many managers like structured meetings because they have been trained to check off things––agenda, check; time limits, check; following agenda without deviation, check; and filling the time allotted for the meeting, check.
It is unlikely to leave the political agenda any time soon.
That race remains on her agenda this time round, despite again being run as soon as this Sunday.
Realistically, though, Republicans aren't going to have the power to enact their true agenda any time soon — if ever.
Though council tax is still on their agenda, this time the focus was on winning a decent state pension.
