Sentence examples for some agenda from inspiring English sources
"Being open doesn't mean waving a rainbow flag or advancing some agenda," he said.
We can walk to both venues, but that doesn't mean Charlotte is some Agenda 21-ified Manhattan-style mecca of public transport.
Instead of pushing some agenda items on to next year, there was "some manoeuvring" to get as much done as possible before Trump takes over.
It is quite clear that we do not matter at all, we only do when we have to be used for some agenda".
She wrote: "It is quite clear that we do not matter at all, we only do when we have to be used for some agenda".
"We do need to present additional aspects of the agenda and not put as much emphasis on some agenda items," he said.
I have written several columns over the years about how, far from being the trigger-happy lot that some agenda-driven politicians would have you believe, New York officers almost always keep their guns holstered.
That may be why some agenda-setting thinkers on the right are putting forward an analysis of America's ills that deftly combines the anti-welfare-bums riff of the country's beleaguered upper crust with conservative grass-roots anger against many of those same elites.
That may make it hard to get steam up for big expensive Hungarian ideas, such as a north-south gas grid.But Hungary will some agenda-setting power, and the chance to host a big shindig: the Eastern Partnership summit in May.
Once the show starts, someone definitively not Marr Jeremymy Vine, Eddie Mair, or Sophie Raworth – will stand in for the convalescent host, piloting each episode through shoals of Sunday morning speculation, showbiz gossip, the forthcoming weather and some agenda-setting interview with a big beast from Westminster.
Another botched terrorist attack, and a much-needed excuse for some agenda-driven American ideologues to demand opening "new fronts" in the "war on terror", with "profiling" of Muslims at airports expected to be at the core of the airport security review announced yesterday by Gordon Brown.
