Sentence examples for internal agenda from inspiring English sources

The Assembly rides herd over the U.N.'s administrative functions, sets its internal agenda, and can also pass resolutions, which may have political influence but have no standing as law and no power of enforcement.

"We learned our lesson not to expect too much from a major Arab power that has its own internal agenda and problems," said Joseph Alpher, director of the American Jewish Committee in Israel.

Even if Mr Paulson were able to reinvigorate the debate over tax reform or push entitlement reform back on to the internal agenda, the prospects for such initiatives are bleak.

This system of rotation was set up to ensure that everybody had a crack at managing the EU's internal agenda and at representing the Union to the outside world.

Howe states that the risk for the Conservative party, as Europe rises ever further up its internal agenda, is that it loses the next general election and moves to a position of "simply opposing Britain's continued membership, with or without a referendum".

Sexual violence has been firmly put on the internal agenda of the humanitarian community.

During the American Economic Association's annual meeting, in Denver next week, its executive committee will take up a proposal to "consider the association's role regarding ethical standards for economists," according to an internal committee agenda obtained by The New York Times.

The components operate asynchronously - although coordinated, each component has its own internal mechanism and agenda.

It is through the creation of a national research agenda that countries can begin to align both external and internal resources to best meet national development and equity needs and improve people's livelihood.

4. Invest in internal networks Establishing agenda-free relationships early on is a must.

The Knicks had to navigate a minefield of conflicting agendas, internal and external.