Sentence examples for agendas between from inspiring English sources

Women are therefore significantly more hesitant to participate in sexual activity, creating conflicting sexual agendas between the two genders.

"In my own view, it is worth exploring whether and how much overseas collaboration and cooperation takes place between individuals and groups involved in domestic extremism and terrorism activities in each of our countries, because there is clearly an alignment of ideological views and agendas between at least some of these subjects," Rasmussen said.

This discovery of common research agendas between two Harvard faculty members from different Schools and disparate fields who had never previously met — a true "One Harvard moment," in the words of one observer — promises to lead to new scientific breakthroughs in both areas.

As we move towards 2015, efforts to promote greater harmonization in agendas between international organisations and individual countries in policy setting and implementation for ECCE, by advocating more nuanced agendas and goals based on localized needs and circumstances, may benefit work to enhance ECCE provision.

As her graduation submission for the School of Arts at the Korea National University of the Arts, Broken Night depicts a collision of agendas between a middle-aged man and a homeless teenage couple as they stage automobile accidents to recoup fraudulent insurance money.

Discordant interests, perspectives and agendas between INGOs and aid workers affect competencies and experiences of aid personnel, as well as collaboration and coordination between INGOs.

That report made several proposals, including, crucially, joint setting of the Commons agenda between government and backbenchers.

Talks about the harms of "welfare tourism" continued, making it to the negotiation agenda between David Cameron and the EU in early 2016.

"There are so many difficult issues right now on the agenda between Obama and Netanyahu that to add Pollard to that with all of the baggage that it carries is not likely," said Professor Gerald Steinberg of Bar-Ilan University.

Cameron trashed his own much-vaunted "respect" agenda between the UK and Scottish governments; at the same time he has decided to pussyfoot around whether he approves or disapproves of the Blair-inspired prisoner transfer agreement with the Libyan authorities.

Finally, in a finding that speaks to the growing maturity of the partnering agenda between companies and NGOs, innovation broke through this year as one of the leading reasons why business wants to partner with NGOs.