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Meanings of set the agenda in English

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Usage of set the agenda in English
1
They need to help set the agenda and priorities for the work.
Ebony
2
Results from three corporates yesterday morning set the agenda for the day.
The Irish Times
3
We will continue to set the agenda, as we have in recent years.
The Guardian
4
And neither of them was ready to let the grubs set the agenda.
Aspho Fields
5
To what extent can a relatively small country like Denmark set the agenda?
BBC
6
RTÉ needs to set the agenda more, with imaginative, lower-cost programming.
Independent.ie
7
Committee chairmen set the agenda for what the groups will address.
Reuters
8
Its show have regularly set the agenda for the national conversation.
The Guardian
9
When they were alone, Catherine didn't wait for Bo to set the agenda.
By reason of insanity
10
As the eldest, I would chair the zany conversations and set the agenda.
The Irish Times
11
It was, however, Alright that set the agenda this year.
The Guardian
12
It also allows the right to set the agenda and so undermines Labour's support.
The Guardian
13
In fact Harris set the agenda for the presidential election from start to finish.
The Irish Times
14
Lincoln, in this public letter, did not allow his opponents to set the agenda.
A. lincoln: a biography
15
Through our collective buying power, we can set the agenda and drive up standards.
The Guardian
16
Also, because delegates set the agenda, everyone's voice is included.
Wired
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Set the agenda across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare