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Meanings of agenda in English
Plan of topics and activities to be taken up during a meeting.
Usage of agenda in English
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Mr Hutchby said climate change is the main issue on the agenda.
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The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
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The French president Emmanuel Macron said the crisis must top the agenda.
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It's given us hope, it's given us strength to pursue our agenda.
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The new legislation is on the agenda for state parliament next month.
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He said: Mr Cameron should address the daily agenda of British politics.
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They need to help set the agenda and priorities for the work.
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Ten years later, climate change is equal top of the international agenda.
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The agenda will include international cooperation, terrorism, human rights and energy investment.
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He refused to let people's political and ethical concerns set his agenda.
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The tobacco industry often utilizes third parties to advance its policy agenda.
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He introduced a new social mobility agenda: the Ladders of Opportunity Program.
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It also reviews past research and suggests an agenda for future research.
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That is really what is driving our growth agenda today, Nally said.
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A crisis could be used to serve other parts of his agenda.
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But the commissioner said that was just resistance to his reform agenda.
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Russian
Spanish
Catalan
Agenda through the time
Agenda across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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