Sentence examples for opposite agendas from inspiring English sources

THATAWAY -- Two media companies with opposite agendas, DreamWorks Animation SKG and the News Corporation, report their earnings this week.

People want to live in a democracy; they want quality, accessible public services; a well-regulated financial sector; and decent jobs for all ― the opposite agenda of the deregulation, locked-in privatization, and anti-development fundamentals of the secret proposed TISA, according to today's explosive leak.

On guns, both parties see an opportunity to press their agendas, pursuing opposite goals and battling over the votes of the same conservative Democrats and moderate Republicans.

Somewhere in Connecticut, at the border separating sports fans that prefer their teams from the north and those who swing to the south, they are counting down to Saturday night with bated breath and with disparate agendas from opposite sides of the great emotional divide.

In a way, it's the opposite: the very public agenda of the all too authentic Pope Francis.

I don't know if Speaker Boehner and the GOP simply didn't get the memo that Mitt Romney didn't actually win the election, but this approach is the opposite of the "black agenda" laid out by Sharpton, Morial and others.

Stacy eventually breaks free from a miasma of people with their agendas and intentions opposite to hers by finding her own island in Ratner, who's also grown more comfortable with being himself.

"A lot of people had anticipated that after a referendum victory the Labour party would become more confident and seize the agenda, and the opposite happened.

Even though Trump's policy agenda is the opposite of Ryan's on trade, immigration, entitlements, and other issues, Ryan and others hope that Trump's lack of interest in policy details and his appetite for winning would make him a rubber stamp for the Ryan agenda.

Zach Isaac, a 25-year-old party volunteer from Calgary, who was one of the loudest cheerers during Harper's speech and was festooned with buttons and signs, told the Guardian while he was disappointed Canadians picked "the opposite of a fiscally responsible agenda," he was nonetheless "very pleased to see the death of the federal NDP".

In each case, there is an overwhelming scientific consensus about the correct scientific position in each controversy, but a few individuals — some of whom have scientific credentials but who mainly have a political, economic or ideological agenda — take the opposite position but get half the press attention.