1.   Deep down, he knows a bigger agenda has to be satisfied.

2.   I want to emphasize that whatever political agenda Ms. Goldberg may have is not mine.

3.   In many respects, its political agenda has much to recommend it.

4.   Some moderates in both parties vowed to have more sway and influence next year and said that the congressional agenda would have to be more incremental.

5.   The agenda has a welcoming reception the first evening.

6.   The agenda has city leaders and police concerned, since more than a few of the anarchist attendees are expected to stick around for the big convention.

7.   Their agenda has its quirks, but at least it is a serious attempt to draw up a program to make the market work for the poor.

8.   The Washington agenda has many issues more important than the destiny of Weld.

9.   With Newt Gingrich leading the parade, the new Republican majority swaggered into Washington in January of last year convinced that their radical agenda had popular appeal.

10.   Whoever is there, the same agenda will have to be pushed.