Sentence examples for speech agendas from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, he is beset by rival Queen's speech agendas: from his own fractious right wing a list of Eurosceptic, ultra-cutting measures that show how many in his party have learned all the wrong flying lessons from last week's crash in the polls; and Labour's alternative, burnished with new credibility from François Hollande's victory message – "Austerity need not be Europe's fate".

While the decision-making work of government is care and maintenance only, the central institutions of No 10 and the Cabinet Office can be used to prepare a Queen's speech agenda with which to face parliament.

Labour's self-confidence emerges in its own alternative "fair deal" Queen's speech agenda: it would restore the 50p top rate; give granny back her lost pension; and tax bank bonuses to build homes and give the young a job guarantee, while stopping energy, rail, bank and pension company price scams.

It reiterated a point Mr. Assad made in his June 20 speech: the agenda would include possible amendments to the Constitution, which enshrines the ruling Baath Party's monopoly on power.

A Queen's speech is an agenda for a year.

On the second day of the retreat, Sullivan gave a confident speech outlining her agenda for the university.

Canada's new Liberal government has repeated its pledge to legalize marijuana in a speech outlining its agenda as parliament resumes after the 19 October election.

In his role as leader of the opposition, his speech sets an agenda and debating points around how publicly-funded digital services might take shape in years to come.

Not once during the minutes Barack Obama spoke of the murders and the loss did I ever feel that this speech had an agenda other than to honor those who died, and to use their sad deaths to spur us to become a better country.

Fortunately, this particular bunch is polite, articulate and thoughtful about the subject on the agenda: free speech.

That was when Brendan Barber, the TUC general secretary, made a speech critiquing the cuts agenda that genuinely shaped public debate.