Sentence examples for setting agendas from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind that all the responsibility -- for managing the logistics of meetings, setting agendas and establishing time lines for goals -- belongs to you, not the mentor.

Money talks, and if we don't know who owns that money, it gets a lot more difficult to figure out who's setting agendas, or precisely how much firepower they have at their disposal.

Mr. Bush first pointed to his experience as governor of Texas, saying, "I have been in the position of setting agendas, of making decisions, of putting an administration together and bringing Republicans and Democrats together to achieve what's been right for my state".

Substantive differences among African and African-descended thinkers have been, and must continue to be, acknowledged and taken into account in the ordering of the field and setting agendas for Africana philosophy.

Lahore was the cultural, intellectual and political heart of Mughul and Sikh India, then the British Raj and it still plays a major role in setting agendas in modern Pakistan.

Contemporary research on political language offers ample evidence that metaphor is ubiquitous in political discourse where it plays a key role in defining issues, setting agendas, reflecting ideologies, and shaping public opinion (Chilton 1996, 2004; Lakoff 2001, 2004, 2008; Charteris-Black 2004, 2005; Lu and Ahrens 2008, inter alias).

Using the "power of BFI cultural programmes to set agendas".

To set agendas, as BFI Southbank does so well.

Governments must do more because they set agendas and priorities in health.

"Let's have that discussion and let's not set agendas in advance".

A governor is the chief executive officer and learns how to set agendas.