Sentence examples for hold agendas from inspiring English sources

Passbook, used for holding items like tickets and boarding passes, could hold agendas, temporary parking passes and visitor identification.

It has to come from their own passionately held agenda.

"You have to hold all those agendas together for a single agenda.

And it's now holding his agenda hostage.

He said: "The government is once again ignoring the independent pay review body, holding the Agenda for Change pay system to ransom, while expecting NHS staff to be grateful while their contractually-agreed terms of employment are torn up.

It's funny because I never thought this movie could really hold a political agenda.

But you can't legislate for those who hold a different agenda," said Walker.

"There has been enough turmoil," says Platt. "We can't hold up the agenda of change that service users want.

Middle-managers and finance were most often cited as the parts of businesses that hold the sustainability agenda back.

The retro crooner Mayer Hawthorne, a spit-shined soul-popper in the vein of Curtis Mayfield, may hold a similar agenda behind his thick Buddy Holly glasses.

It seems likely that, in the absence of guidelines and definitions, stereotypes or even personal political agendas held by individual enumerators are likely to influence the way they characterise different households that they encounter.