Sentence examples for from agenda from inspiring English sources

Dairy farms will benefit from Agenda 2000.

But there have been some positive results from Agenda 2010.

Not only will nurses gain from Agenda for Change.

After announcing on Facebook that he would address the threat to Australian sovereignty from "Agenda 21", he raised it in his first speech as an Australian senator.

Tang, Z., Brody, S. D., Quinn, C., Chang, L. & Wei, T. Moving from agenda to action: evaluating local climate change action plans.

The context for climate policy is thus moving from agenda setting, which has now been mostly established, to impact assessment, in which we identify policy pathways to implement the Paris Agreement.

It details various influences that can flow up or down multi-scaled governance structures to affect policy and management - from agenda-setting narratives of policy makers to the dynamic and changeable nature of livelihoods.

(Anyone who thinks we go easy on liberals should ask Eliot Spitzer or David Paterson or Charles Rangel or....) Some years ago, a colleague tried to sum up the essentials that set us apart from agenda-driven journalists of the right and the left.

The empty chair points negotiators away from agendas, and towards the people (and objectives) that really matter.

Others speak from agendas that have been bought and paid for by organizations that have financial interests at stake and not the public interest.

Research usage could take many forms, from agenda-setting, to provision of policy options, to challenging debates, or refuting arguments.