1.   Differences in the content of industrial relations strategies between BR and RENFE is thus again related to the different agendas of the British and Spanish governments.

2.   And they pursue their goals with different agendas.

3.   Battles over public art often arise from the different agendas of artists and of groups within a community, particularly in a society of changing values.

4.   Because the ballots are secret, there is no accountability or public pressure on those who may have different agendas.

5.   But in developing third-generation systems, Qualcomm and Ericsson seemed to have different agendas.

6.   But I was not going to accept any more division, people having different agendas.

7.   But lurking behind their seemingly similar views lie very different agendas.

8.   But like many agreements among different nations with different agendas, much has been lost in the translation.

9.   But the strategy also suggests that the four companies have different agendas.

10.   By contrast, Atlanta had competing private and public entities that often had different agendas and sometimes worked at cross-purposes.