Sentence examples for agenda views from inspiring English sources

Gerald Shea, Paris American exceptionalism I am disturbed by David Brook's view in "A national greatness agenda" (Views, Nov. 13).

Paul Krugman's ideological devotion to John Maynard Keynes's economic philosophy is outstanding, but in the case of Britain, entirely misplaced ("The austerity agenda," Views, June 2).

While Mikhail Gorbachev succinctly analyses the underlying causes of the problems that Russia faces today ("President Medvedev, Russia needs a new agenda," Views, Dec. 13), his conclusion centering on urging the Russian president to take the lead in setting a new agenda without mentioning the elephant in the room (Vladimir Putin, identified as the "paramount leader"), is illusory.

This individualist agenda views individual greed as good and healthy, and unlimited acquisition of wealth as a God-given right.

Cloze also offers an "Agenda" view where you can see all your meetings, reminders, follow-ups and alerts in one place, and it shoots out a daily briefing email to keep you on top of your upcoming day and to alert you to things you may have missed from the day before.

The Rubinites, Big Business and the State Department globalists control the agenda, viewing China as a "frenemy" (Friedman was right on that) and foreign policy either controls the diplomacy or prevents the economics from taking a front seat.

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Preventing and treating NCDs must be viewed as a component of the health system strengthening agenda, in view of the inevitability of the need for long term and coordinated care for the chronic diseases (whether they are infectious such as AIDS or non-infectious in origin).

In debates about the war in Iraq and the country's domestic and foreign agendas, such views are not uncommon.

But while 38 Degrees involves people of many different viewpoints, political persuasions and occasionally competing agendas, some views are definitely beyond the pale.

But few have asked whether this is even possible if Hezbollah — the radical Shiite party with a huge arsenal and a deeply anti-democratic agenda — is viewed as a legitimate participant in the process.