Sentence examples for overlapping agendas from inspiring English sources

Overlapping Agendas Perhaps nowhere is the mixing of charitable and political agendas more evident than with Mr. Baca and his family-run charity.

What gives the show its holiday spirit is not only the Christmas songs but the concert's enactment of a family gathering: motley, full of overlapping agendas, a little sentimental, a little fractious but harmonious in the end.

But in Libya, with so many competing factions and overlapping agendas — Qaddafi loyalists, competing tribes, western guerrillas, eastern rebels, NATO allies — all of that is true, to an exceptional degree.

Overlapping Agendas At the annual conference of the Renal Physicians Association in Austin, Tex., in 2008, Dr. Lehrner showed a slide of a smiley-faced doctor with a screw being forced into his mouth, and then ticked off a list of steps the group could take to fight cost control efforts in Washington.

In Washington, where disparate groups of protesters with overlapping agendas from pacifism to poverty have been demonstrating in recent days, members of a group called Veterans for Peace joined in on Tuesday, crowding the atrium of the Hart Senate Office Building, which they entered a few at a time before unfurling colorful banners and an upside-down American flag.

But others suggest that the partnership is a more isolated instance of two companies joining up amid overlapping agendas.

There is a second, overlapping agenda at work: the Nasa human spaceflight programme needs to find a target rock for what is now being called the Asteroid Redirect Mission (formerly the Asteroid Retrieval Mission), or ARM.

There is a second, overlapping agenda at work here: The NASA human spaceflight program needs to find a target rock for what is now being called the Asteroid Redirect Mission (formerly the Asteroid Retrieval Mission), or ARM.

Overlapping Engagements Their agendas may not be in conflict, but their book-party schedules are.

This means that overlapping and competing agendas exist, decisions are not discrete and technical, and that facts and values are intertwined – all variables that characterize the process of decision making.

Jean-Marie Le Pen built the National Front out of a collection of fringe parties with overlapping but often conflicting agendas.