Sentence examples for agendas differ from inspiring English sources
Where our agendas differ, we ask the president to demonstrate his leadership by reaching out for the benefit of all Americans.
As for the meeting Tuesday, Matthew Wing, a spokesman for the governor, said Mr. Cuomo "always enjoys meeting with the bishops," though their agendas differ.
Agendas differ from year to year but we usually have something that is focused around leadership and management.
While reforming ethics in Albany topped both candidates' priorities, their other agendas differed starkly.
As a "Professional Democrat," one of thousands in the revolving door between the public sector and the private sector, Connaughton uses his own story to illustrate how government is staffed by a financial elite whose personal agenda differ from the national interest.
Her agenda differed from her male predecessors', particularly that of former President Samuel Doe (1986 1990), who was known for favoring his ethnic group, the Krahns, which ultimately sparked a rebellion against him.
However, the constraining nature of Alexander's patterns led scholars to criticise the theory for limiting the designer's creativity [20] and preventing them from pursuing agendas that differ from his (Davis 1983; Dovey 1990; Messina 2003).
One potential explanation for the continued poor outcomes of low back pain, despite the attention it has received, is that research priorities are typically developed by government and industry authorities, funding agencies, and researchers [ 5, 6] who can have agendas that differ from those of clinicians and patients.
Berry said: "Theresa May has promised a renewed focus on industrial policy, but it is not clear that her agenda will differ substantively to that of the previous government.
The agenda may differ, but the message is clear: We are here.
There will be similarities between the components of the routines, but each agenda may differ based on the environment, outside circumstances and the values of the adults in charge.
