"consistent agenda" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an agenda that is carefully planned and adhered to. For example, "He kept a consistent agenda of activities for his kids every weekend."
The facilitators assisted the team by setting consistent agendas, managing time during the meetings, and providing feedback to the group when it was warranted (e.g. reminders of guiding principles).
Under the terms of the bill, no local government within Missouri could adopt laws consistent with Agenda 21.
John D. Podesta, an Obama adviser who served as chief of staff in the Clinton White House, called the president's second-term economic agenda "consistent with where he's been, consistent with where Clinton was".
The Putin administration's rhetoric, practice and law have been remarkably consistent — and the agenda for the months ahead is laid out in plain sight.
However, many leaders, such as Hunter, oppose government coercion on issues of private morality, and all have what Gushee calls a "consistent pro-life agenda" — one that accords with Catholic social teachings on war, poverty, and human rights.
He often went further, denouncing the Manchester United Supporters Trustt in particular for the consistent 'anti-Glazer' agenda, and insisting the club was run on acceptable business lines despite the eye-watering debt their leveraged buy-out accrued.
And that is why, consistent with our agenda for smart engagement and as part of the Government's review of Counter Terrorism powers, we decided against increasing the government's powers to proscribeLib Dem sources say that Mr Clegg's speech was sent to Number 10 in advance, and signed off by Mr Cameron's team.
Consistent with this agenda, some degree of flexibility with regard to starting date is likely to be on the table.
In that context, Mr Malema can at least point to his own fairly consistent, radical economic agenda - however populist, and damaging it may ultimately prove.
