Sentence examples for expanded agenda from inspiring English sources

The society's expanded agenda reflected both cultural sensitivity and public relations savvy in a period when environmentalism and the animal liberation and natural food movements were emerging, said Bernard Unti, a historian of the Humane Society.

Anthony R. Coscia, the chairman of the Port Authority since 2003, said he recognized that the agency's expanded agenda could arouse fears of an unchallenged juggernaut, in the mold of Robert Moses Triborough Bridgee and Tunnel Authority.

We similarly concluded that the field of health is an area of particular promise for cooperation, and we urge that the B.P.C.'s working group on health become more active in supporting and encouraging an expanded agenda of cooperative research and development and joint programming in this field.

With an expanded agenda and specific objectives crafted to further fulfill its initial mandate, PEPFAR could accomplish much toward meeting these goals.

However, accomplishing this expanded agenda will require a firm commitment from African governments both politically and financially [ 22]; and will also require governments and their development partners to establish efficient mechanisms to facilitate this expansion in their respective primary health care systems [ 20- 23].

Public school officials view the tax credits as poorly disguised state subsidies, part of an expanding agenda to shift tax dollars away from traditional public schools.

"I think it's an expanding agenda, and maybe it's more nuanced and subtler because the definition of who is considered part of the lesbian and gay community is now much more complex, and much more challenging".

But while the guest list has expanded, the agenda has remained similar.

The Legislature was supposed to discuss only economic development in this week's special session, but Mr. Bush expanded the agenda on Monday to include the Schiavo case after Mr. Byrd expressed eagerness to take up the issue.

Under Mr. Cizik's leadership, the evangelical group, which represents 50 denominations with 450,000 churches, expanded its agenda to take stands against genocide in Darfur, global warming and torture.

And demands on MEPs are far greater now than they were in 1979, with the expanded policy agenda of the EU, the extensive legislative powers of the European parliament, and the expansion of the EU single market to 27 countries and 500 million citizens.