Sentence examples similar to decisive agenda from inspiring English sources

Its influence on the national news agenda remains decisive.

Mr. Bush is pushing a largely conservative agenda without a decisive mandate, and Mr. Calio's charge as the administration's top lobbyist is to round up the votes necessary to make it happen, to deal in a realm of cold, sometimes cruel arithmetic.

I find myself in complete agreement with Scowcroft and Brzezinski that decisive, strong American engagement and agenda setting are required here.

Our findings indicate that decisive mayoral leadership spearheaded initial agenda-change and built executive capacity to support evidence-driven policy.

In the past few years, political leaders have suffered decisive failures at advancing the sustainability agenda during their gatherings in Copenhagen, Johannesburg and Rio.

The article suggests ways that can help managers to overcome these barriers and incorporate three decisive managerial roles into their corporate agenda and culture to advance corporate sustainability.

The final example of commentary that detracts attention from the real issue is the micro-political concern that the government is pushing an agenda that could prove decisive in the relationship of an impeding Tory government with media mogul Rupert Murdoch.

7. XXXXXXXXXXXX 8. (S/NF) Elahi has been a strong supporter of President Musharraf's enlightened moderation agenda and favors swift, decisive law enforcement action against terrorists and extremist organizations.

It is broadly agreed that the U.S. sitting on top of the global pyramid has the most to benefit in maintaining the current global hierarchy and decisive control of the UN's agenda.

Architects have a decisive role to move forward the LCHR agenda owing to their leadership and significant involvement in the initial briefing, conceptual and design development phases of a project, regardless of project procurement types and project sizes.

Pointing out that a canon from York Minster had blessed last year's Pride march in the city, she added: "The Church of England must take decisive action to deal with this radical agenda".