Sentence examples for routine agenda from inspiring English sources

Beyond shareholder proposal filings, many investors are exploring ways to adopt climate change voting strategies that express concerns through voting on routine agenda items, such as director elections, executive compensation proposals, or the approval of annual reports.

In the absence of a dedicated agenda item where investors can express their views on environmental and social issues, addressing such concerns via votes on routine agenda items could become more common practice.

These were less enjoyable, more constricted, times than his days in India, with the office demanding more and more stories about the peace process and with fewer and fewer chances to get out and investigate stories off the routine agenda.

This routine agenda rarely looks rousing, right?

Usually the FCHV will bring health-related issues to the group to discuss; a micro saving & credit activity also forms part of the routine agenda of the meeting.

Every day we are constrained by routines, agendas, details, and prescribed behaviors.

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Includes routine correspondence; agenda for meetings.

Includes routine correspondence; agenda for meetings; correspondence relating to the National War Labor Board.

For the last two days I have come across yet another picture that has shattered by otherwise routine weekend agenda of being completely consumed in making up to my three-year-old daughter for a week of daytime absence.

Neumann leaves the reader with a keen sense of the practices of diplomacy: relations with foreign ministries, mediating between other people's positions while integrating personal and professional into a cohesive whole, adherence to compulsory routines and agendas, and, above all, the generation of knowledge.