Sentence examples for outside agenda from inspiring English sources

"The ability to publish a newspaper that does not serve any outside agenda, except what its editors believe, is in the best interests of the country," he said.

There was no outside agenda on that album, "Infernal Machines," though it managed to make a few salient points, mainly about the acres of untapped possibility in what might look like an antiquated format.

Yet this approach, known as "privatization," can introduce outside agendas and limit academic freedom.

He urged nations racked by violence to meet the "legitimate demands of the people and to achieve national reconciliation (without) foreign interference or outside agendas".

In an article for the World Peace Foundation, writer Alex de Waal says there are fundamental pillars of activism which should always be followed, most of all, the act of responding to and collaborating with local people, rather than imposing outside agendas.

He also accused the group of having connections with "foreign organisations and outside agendas" and promised to "expose the dimensions of the conspiracy".

"Gay men stand outside that agenda – or at least they did until last week".

Bound in creased, dry leather that left crumbs on my hands, its luminous content was hidden by a shabby disguise and remained, like the magic of fairy tales, outside mortal agendas.

It no longer makes any sense to leave schools outside the localism agenda.

And it may be that Mr. Bloomberg's true ideological leanings and social policy agenda outside of education will emerge as part of the budget process.

There were the facts that he stands for nothing, has no clear policy agenda outside of well-worn liberal platitudes and appears to be seeking higher office largely out of a desire for personal self-aggrandizement.