Sentence examples for pre-set agendas from inspiring English sources
When you ask people about their experience in conventional conference the emphasis of the comments is much more on meeting pre-set agendas and value for time spent.
She then told me, she is from XXX, and there they hold their babies on the potty every day to go to the toilet properly....... it is something you don't know' (Mentor 8, Later interview) In the context of having had such experiences, mentors gave these women information through pre-set agendas rather than by responding to any identified need.
The shadow Welsh Secretary does not have a "pre-set agenda".
"Ofsted had a pre-set agenda - an agenda to fail the school," he said.
They will also consider the distribution of income and the possibility of a 10-club second tier, although Cameron says he has no pre-set agenda for the meeting.
As suggested by Rose in the following quote, these institutional agendas compete somewhat with the sense of "getting people better", to the extent that the overall goal and time-line is pre-set and consequently the process must be controlled.
Gore argues that "reason, logic and truth seem to play a sharply diminished role in the way America now makes important decisions," a trend he finds embodied by--but hardly limited to--the reality-challenged Bush Administration, which regularly dismisses sound evidence, expert advice, and public debate in favor of a pre-set ideological agenda.
My way or the high way has become the safe option, ensuring both continued grid-lock and a refusal to even consider original ideas that do not conform to or promote a pre-set political agenda, whether from the right or the left.
There was no set agenda or schedule.
I also mean everyday devoted football fans with no particular pre-set social justice agenda.
