set the agenda

This book draws together the existing literature and expertise and with a view to helping set the agenda for public health action.

Newspapers have been accused of trying to set the agenda for the government.

To set the agenda for the next decade in healthcare-associated infection prevention.

The crux was that the Party needed, in addition to enforcing discipline, to find new ways to "actively set the agenda. "

But her results are expected to cause a sensation, and to set the agenda for lunar exploration in the next decade.

Writing or phoning in person will allow you to set the agenda in advance. . . . . .

This was also the last election in which the government could rely on state-controlled TV to set the agenda.

The meeting here, which ends Saturday, is to set the agenda for next month's G20 leaders' summit in Seoul.

Still, why does it retain " considerable ability to set the agenda, " to quote Zakaria?

E. g. the Chair: Since we have two topic areas, we are going to set the agenda first.

As an architect it's really hard to set the agenda.

Inevitably, this simple announcement will set the agenda for many discussions that follow.

It is time for more fiscally astute members of Mr Hatoyama's government to set the agenda.

The health of newspapers is particularly important because they tend to set the agenda for other news media and employ the most journalists.

With self-organizing now a major operating mode, the people who set the agenda also set themselves up as potential leaders.

She will set the agenda for the government and the country. '

To some extent they can set the agenda, focus and direct, but they are much more vulnerable to internal and external factors.