Sentence examples for small agenda from inspiring English sources

I went with a small agenda: "If I can walk out of here with three plays in three years I'll be happy".

It is good to consider keeping a small agenda that you can take everywhere with you, in case you get an idea.

"These samples, taken as part of this extremely small, agenda-driven study, were purchased before roxarsone was removed from the market in June 2011, and the conclusions are used to intentionally mislead consumers," said Ashley Peterson, vice president of scientific and regulatory affairs at the National Chicken Council.

In a series of broadsides at the Tories, Mr Cable accused them of having a "small state agenda".

The notion that they would confer more power to the citizen, a unique selling point of the Tory's small state agenda, is looking like a fallacy.

Pennsylvania The Tea Party-backed Mr. Toomey won this race by a razor-thin margin with his antitax, small government agenda in a state that has a million more registered Democrats than Republicans.

In this respect, they might be held to anticipate the Tea Party movement, but although Twain would have sympathised with the Tea Partiers' anti-tax, small government agenda, he would have loathed their historical ignorance and their susceptibility to manipulation by the same corrupt corporate interests he was railing against.

Facing a direct challenge from the floor of the conference on Monday over the party's commitment to the fiscal targets set out in 2010, Clegg surprisingly admitted that the Lib Dems' "critics have bluntly been pretty successful in portraying the party's economic policy as unthinking, blinkered, rigid, dogmatic, ideological, rightwing small state agenda".