Sentence examples for changes on the agenda from inspiring English sources

Putting these ambitious changes on the agenda for equity advocates cannot be more critical.

On Wednesday, the American Association of Health Plans will announce that it is joining with the Iowa and New Hampshire state medical societies to wage a campaign putting malpractice changes on the agenda in the Democratic presidential primaries.

Efforts to put climate change on the agenda of the U.N. Security Council should be renewed.

She did not have to put climate change on the agenda here.

The principal change on the agenda is granting the intelligence agencies formal licence to continue doing what they were caught doing.

He said Mr Meacher was "years ahead of his time" by putting climate change on the agenda before many other politicians.

Senior Lib Dems claim to be delighted that Mr Cameron has worked so hard to put climate change on the agenda.

Petitioning national governments to put climate change on the agenda of the G20 summit, to be held in Australia in November this year, is one.

Unlike previous G20 meetings, the upcoming gathering of the world's leading powers in Brisbane will not have climate change on the agenda.

Almost a quarter of a century ago James Hansen, the NASA scientist who did more than anyone to put climate change on the agenda, suggested the analogy of loaded dice.

"It's the beginning of just trying to put climate change on the agenda and tell the candidates that there is a basis of support for climate change, and it's being ignored".