Sentence examples for agendas about from inspiring English sources

"They are certainly putting out agendas about destruction purely for its own sake but whether that takes root with people and is actually translated to action, we'll find out in the next two weeks," he said.

They, along with invitees from the public sector, N.G.O.s, and the arts, are meant to shape "global, regional, and industry agendas". About eighty per cent of the invitees are men.

Awareness of this dimension of the social interaction (i.e. patients'hiddenen agendas' about legitimacy) could help doctors and patients to avoid unintended loss of face and/or conflict.

Finally, to "Advance the Agenda" is about looking for some way to move things forward in the moment.

And Mitch McConnell's agenda is about as moderate as Charles Koch's.

What else is the government's respect agenda about?

All, of course, will have their own agenda about the matter.

The documentary avoided having an agenda about such an incendiary issue.

This is becoming less about the player than power and display; it's about controlling the agenda, about gaining an edge, about Chelsea making United jump.

The government is "genuinely trying to set out an agenda about how to close the employment gap," he adds.

Being sucked into the government's own restrictive agenda about increasing the GDP may not be the way to go.