Sentence examples for programme agenda from inspiring English sources
Mr Raffarin had promised a reform programme, "Agenda 2006".
"Gamergate" – the online campaign that tried to silence women and liberal thinking in the gaming community - was conspicuously absent from the vast programme agenda, which indicates the maturity of the curators.
The subsidy of low-paid jobs, the report says, is actually frustrating efforts to increase job mobility and flexibility.Pest controlsPerceptions that the reform programme, Agenda 2010, which the government has so far doggedly stuck to, may still not be producing results, are a drag on the SPD as it heads into the most crucial regional election before the general election due in the autumn of 2006.
Bach was speaking ahead of a crucial IOC vote on his reform programme Agenda 2020, aimed at modernising the Olympics.
This lack of a well-defined programme agenda, in conjunction with lack of data and social invisibility, impede action and investment.
As a promoter of the "School without Violence" programme she offered her support once again to those who have already embarked on the programme agenda to oppose violence against and among schoolchildren and to invite all others to join in.
In his role at Consero, Arthur cultivates groups of delegates, conducts pan-European/American market research, and writes programme agendas for the company's Forums.
The participants spent long evenings in developing the programme agendas for their future conflict sensitive journalism workshops for less-experienced journalists.
He prepared neither the party nor the public for his reform programme, called Agenda 2010, and he presented it in March 2003 as a mere laundry list.
Even though darkness is very much on the programme's agenda (see the inclusion of bleak psychological dramas Klute and Looking For Mr Goodbar), Dim All The Lights pointedly does not include William Friedkin's salacious Cruising (1980).
"They must do two things immediately: they must accelerate and deepen the reform process in order to comply with accountability, transparency and all the principles of good governance, as expressed in our reform programme, Olympic Agenda 2020.
