Sentence examples for avoid agendas from inspiring English sources

A utility should avoid agendas which diminish its ability to serve all beneficiaries effectively.

Dr. Cicerone is right on all counts: given the complexity and urgency of climate change — and its vulnerability to political posturing — scientists engaged in the issue must avoid personal agendas and be intellectually vigilant and above reproach.

Transparency will avoid hidden agendas and suspicion amongst different parties and thus prevent situations in which all parties try to protect their own interests rather than finding the most suitable compromise.

First, avoid an agenda that is conceptualized in excessively broad or ambitious terms; keep AIDS diplomacy or health diplomacy more generally practicable and take care not to make the mistake of trying to do too much too soon.

Mr. Gilbert has the potential to bring back some Bernsteinian vitality while avoiding Boulezian agendas.

It means being responsible, of course, but it also means communicating clearly and consistently, being an honest broker, keeping promises, knowing oneself, and avoiding hidden agendas that hang other people out to dry.

The truth is you can't avoid pushing political agendas on children, socio-political opinions inform everything we do.

Henry P. Monaghan, On Avoiding Avoidance, Agenda Control, and Related Matters, 112 Colum.

In the first of two speeches to a counter-extremism summit in Washington, the president reiterated his determination to avoid letting the agenda become characterised as a battle against Islam, saying this would be playing into the hands of Isis and other terrorist groups.

The ranked-choice approach would avoid both the agenda-setting debate over which options would appear in the referendum and the problem that Parliament just demonstrated when too many options leave none garnering majority support.

Avoid disconnected agendas.