Sentence examples for practical agenda from inspiring English sources

A pragmatic and practical agenda is required.

The manifesto will set out a practical agenda for a government that wants public services to be better.

Unless it advances our practical agenda, absolute ideological purity is a vice, not a virtue – it alienates rather than attracts.

"It simply doesn't make sense if Republicans decide they're going to drive an ideological agenda as opposed to a practical agenda that is aligned with the principles of our roots".

For philosophical reasons, of course, but anyone who's seen the line of cars double-parked outside the building on a weekday morning might suppose a more practical agenda — namely, limited street parking does not allow for long farewells.

The N.R.A. should get out in front of this by making some immediate concessions on gun rights, and they should promote a practical agenda on mental health and gun access.

But most have also set aside ideology to pursue practical agendas.

Democrats promote a different cause nearly every week, with each rally promoted as an opportunity to mobilize social groups for elections and a practical policy agenda.

In a seeming paradox, given that AIDS was seen as a "gay disease," the crisis made the movement more sympathetic in its focus and appeal (suffering and death are universal), more militant (there was no time to lose), and more practical (its agenda was highly specific and not at all theoretical or utopian).

Those charged with improving the support of diverse students need the financial and staff support to implement a strong, practical, proactive agenda from the ground up.

This e-discussion seeks your experience and views to shape a practical, actionable Agenda for CFS adoption, which will help guide implementation on the ground.