Sentence examples for whose agenda is from inspiring English sources

"Why would the organizations whose agenda is outsourcing put in $75 million into the campaign?

"You need to be stupid folks not to be asking the question: whose agenda is best served by those murders?" he said.

"The street has been taken over by small groups whose agenda is to use violence to stop debate," Mr. Michas said.

At 42, Mr. Schlingensief is a Dadaist provocateur whose agenda is to shock and amuse audiences in the service of his own vaguely utopian, quasi-political aims.

Part of the difficulty in our system is to work out where policy comes from, how it is developed by ministries and whose agenda is being pushed.

Most politicians won't talk about it because they're afraid of the N.R.A., whose agenda is driven by the people who sell guns and want the right to sell as many as possible.

This time, many of the men were convicted of having links to Al Qaeda, whose agenda was not all that different from that of the earlier extremists.

The Party's leader, Bernd Lucke, was a mild-mannered free-market economist, whose agenda was based on a conviction that the euro was unsustainable as a currency.

He noted that Ken Davidoff had felt compelled to write a follow-up column, defending his assertion but citing only anonymous sources, and Dickey couldn't help wondering whose agenda was being served.

There was anger and outrage, sure, but there was something else – a bewildered feeling that our country had been taken over by an alien invading force whose agenda was not to facilitate and support, but to subjugate and humiliate.

Unfortunately, he turned out to be a fake, whose agenda was almost entirely personal.