Sentence examples for agenda-driven from inspiring English sources
The word 'agenda-driven' is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation in which the motivations or decisions of someone are driven by a personal agenda. For example, "The leader's agenda-driven decision to close the school caused much uproar among the student body."
John Tiffany's direction is agenda-driven, not text-driven, and his agenda isn't persuasive enough to make up for the lack of emotional truth.
In February it accused the Australian media of lying and being agenda-driven in its reporting of alleged child abuse.
John said, but there was no time to explain to all of them that Dr. Running was a leading scientist rather than an agenda-driven ideologue.
And with this money these organizations are able to produce politically and religiously Biased Agenda-Driven (aptly abbreviated as "B.A.D").
Though most of the workshops offered at the Summit focused on developing practical skills, like the one on church organizing, others were broader or agenda-driven.
What do the lessons of a focussed, agenda-driven campaign like the one that opposed Keystone offer to protesters affiliated with the Occupy Wall Street movement?
Particularly for low-income countries, national health research priorities can facilitate the transformation of a donor-driven research agenda to an agenda driven by countries' needs [ 6, 92].
Such programs can easily fall into the trap of social politics and turn maudlin, agenda driven and campy.
But the promise of an ownership group with deep pockets and an agenda driven by civic purpose collapsed in an unsightly heap last week.
With a distinctive policy agenda driven solely by the needs of Wales, the Welsh government is working in partnership with organisations to unlock innovation and deliver change.
Or will it be shaped by a quite different agenda, driven by hawks on Capitol Hill, let off the hook by rejectionists worldwide?
