Sentence examples similar to imposed agenda from inspiring English sources

Occasionally toward the end of that first year after the earthquake, the Haitian government succeeded in pushing back against internationally imposed agendas it did not like.

If regie-opera (productions driven by a director with an imposing agenda) has a ringleader, it is probably Mr. Neuenfels, especially notorious for a 2001 "Fledermaus" at the Salzburg Festival that turned this frothy, waltzing comedy into a festering exposé of kinky sex and proto-Nazism.

But at some point, Mr. Kletecka said, "it all of a sudden dawned on me that this is not about pushing envelopes or imposing agendas, this is just about recognizing relationships.

They think Obama has imposed his agenda, while Republicans in D.C. let him get away with it.

We ask them to fund innovation — -and they have done that task best when they haven't imposed an agenda on those they support.

On the contrary, events have imposed an agenda on Europe that we cannot escape and for which solidarity – true union – will be needed.

An alchemist of avant-garde sound in the tradition stretching from Stockhausen to the Aphex Twin, Herbert combines playful pop sensibility with a strictly imposed experimental agenda.

After his retirement, Butler became an outspoken critic of the business interests in the Caribbean, criticizing the ways in which U.S. businesses and Wall Street bankers imposed their agenda on United States foreign policy during this period.

Bush imposed an agenda that sought to divide the continent in the narrow pursuit of the economic interests of transnational corporations and the political interests of his own administration.

But the radicals among the Sunni insurgents seem able to impose their agenda on the rest.

As a consequence, he lacks the clout and possibly the will to impose his agenda on UMNO.