Sentence examples for higher agenda from inspiring English sources

But she has a higher agenda.

"But I think it is that second generation requesting to be protected that has pushed it on to a higher agenda and emboldened the politicians to take action".

He continues: "Powers is a superior writer; he just happens to have no higher agenda, exemplified best by his comment at the Eaton conference regarding Dracula.

But on a more general note, comedy can have no higher agenda than being funny, at least not if it wants to be comedy.

I would say, too, that this particular critical attack on Vagina – as somehow abandoning feminism's "higher agenda" by giving women new information about such "trivial" issues as their sexual responses, arousal and orgasm – is remarkably historically shortsighted.

Participant 22: In most countries these neglected tropical diseases are diseases of marginalized people are not on the highest agenda of the government.

Moreover, bioorganic compounds, which can significantly cut down virus generated cellular and tissue stress and injuries and might show repairing capacity will be on high agenda.

On an immediate level, the arbitrator is presenting the Obama administration with another high-agenda item for its long list of government repairs.

This week Labour's announcement to back tuition fees at £6,000 has dominated the higher education agenda.

23 25 The topic has even reached to the higher political agenda at the United Nations in September 2011.

This will be high on agenda of June #EUCO: ow.ly/lswoR.