Sentence examples for draft an agenda from inspiring English sources

The country's major blocs and political parties have agreed "in principle" to the meeting and have formed a committee to draft an agenda, the official in the presidency said.

Delegates from more than 100 countries met through the week to draft an agenda and work on the wording of a final declaration for the racism conference, which is to open Aug. 31 in Durban, South Africa.

While the United States and the European Union have worked together to draft an agenda for global trade talks scheduled to take place in Doha, Qatar, next week, Japan, the world's second-largest economy, has sat on the sidelines, hobbled by its own domestic "paralysis," Mr. Zoellick said.

Share your plans with a small representative group at your company to get feedback and draft an agenda.

Work with the facilitator to draft an agenda.

Having been on the job for two weeks, Mr. Spada has begun drafting an agenda: to hire more troopers, including more non-white men and women, and boost the pay that already ranks third highest of all state police agencies; to complete the installation of a new Motorola radio communications system; and to wire all patrol cars with on-board computers.

The Municipal Art Society has formed a coalition of citizens, merchants and property owners - including Louis Auchincloss, Joan K. Davidson and Donald J. Trump - and drafted "An Agenda of Suggested Actions" that includes improving street maintenance, re-examining retail restrictions, protecting sunlight and requiring the use of limestone as a building material.

Before the talk, determine the goals and objectives you want to achieve and draft an outline or an agenda, with a few talking points.

They must develop a framework for their relationship, deal with issues from a suggested agenda and draft an agreement.

Ever since Ryan began talking about drafting a "bold" agenda for Republicans, McConnell has given polite public support without any assurances his candidates would support it, lest some proposal be too far reaching for any of them.

1. Drafting an overly ambitious agenda.