Sentence examples for strong agenda from inspiring English sources
Instead, it is an exhibition with a strong agenda.
"He came in with a strong agenda, particularly on disclosure and enforcement issues.
Maria Aberg approaches Webster's great Jacobean tragedy with a strong agenda.
I think there was a very strong agenda there to spread the heat around".
What is concerning is that the decision had nothing to do with sales but was taken by a small group of students with a strong agenda.
At the moment there's a very strong agenda for schools to be responsive to the needs of all children and to be genuinely inclusive.
A George Bush, indifferent as he may appear to political labels, makes his party stronger.The challenge, now that the elections have suggested greater cohesion among both Democrats and Republicans, will be for stronger parties to produce strong agendas and productive ideas.
As Sir Colin Lucas, the retiring vice-chancellor, argued last October: universities that reject the public purse "are at jeopardy either of growing public irrelevance... or else of dependence upon other interests with strong agendas".
It may happen that one or two concepts disappear from the discourse, but the relatively strong agenda-setting component always reinvigorates them after a couple of time steps.
Diogenes may have some claim to objectivity, but both Iamblichus and Porphyry have strong agendas that have little to do with historical accuracy.
Bergmann: There is a much stronger agenda of each partner than I think there used to be.
