Sentence examples for defined agenda from inspiring English sources
There is "no defined agenda," he said.
The other question is whether he will appear more decisive in his second term or stick to consensus-building by pushing a closely defined agenda.
"It didn't seem to me to be an institution that quite knew where it was going despite the fact that it had this very defined agenda," he says.
But in an environment in which we can be certain that the nominee will have a rigidly defined agenda, the people should know the details before the Senate grants a lifetime appointment.
The Márquez-Greenes have been drawn to the fledgling local group Sandy Hook Promise, which says it is committed to producing lasting change but has advocated conversation and recognition of common ground, rather than a defined agenda.
At a time when both parties have consigned themselves to a politics of equivocation and retreat, the far right is the only force in Washington with a kamikaze commitment to a defined agenda.
Researchers at the STEPS Centre call for a system of global governance that prioritises linkages between science and society through citizen-led movements and locally defined agendas, moving away from elite science towards local organising to develop technologies relevant to particular contexts (55, 56).
Study of the processes through which ideas, knowledge, interests, power and institutions influence decision-making is primarily concerned with public policy and pays particular attention to how problems are defined, agendas are set, policy is formulated and re-formulated, implemented and evaluated (Parsons 1995).
This international agenda is juxtaposed with a regionally defined Caribbean agenda of critical urban issues.
He regretted that South Africa's ability to unite in pursuit of a "commonly defined national agenda" was still in question.
The Abhidharma analysis of and methods of argumentation about these controversies provided the framework of reference and defined the agenda for the Mahāyāna schools of Madhyamaka and Yogācāra.
