noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ five-point , etc.
▪
An 18-point ~ was drawn up for the meeting.
▪ hidden , secret
▪
He accused the government of having a hidden ~.
▪ real
▪ full
▪
We have a very full ~ of issues to discuss.
▪ broad , narrow
▪
The party has a rather narrow political ~.
▪ clear
▪
A clear ~ will win votes in the next election.
▪ agreed ( esp. BrE )
▪ ambitious , radical
▪ public
▪ personal
▪ domestic , international , national
▪ economic , ideological , legislative , policy , political , research , social
▪ conservative , liberal , progressive
VERB + AGENDA
▪ have
▪ agree on , draw up ( esp. BrE ), establish , set
▪
The college needs to establish an ~ for change.
▪ follow , pursue
▪
They were pursuing their own ~.
▪ advance , further , push
▪
I'm not trying to push any ~ here.
▪ add sth to , put sth on
▪
I will put this on the ~ for the next meeting.
▪ remove sth from , take sth off
▪
The question of pay had been taken off the ~.
▪ circulate
▪
A copy of the ~ is circulated to delegates a month before the conference.
AGENDA + NOUN
▪ item
PREPOSITION
▪ on a/the ~
▪
Safety at work is on the ~ for next month's meeting.
▪ off the ~
▪
Child poverty has been pushed off the ~.
▪ ~ for
▪
We have an agreed ~ for action.
PHRASES
▪ firmly on the ~ ( esp. BrE ), high on the ~
▪
In our company, quality is high on the ~.
▪ an item on the ~ , a point on the ~
▪ next on the ~
▪
Next on the ~ is deciding where we're going to live.
▪ top of the ~
▪
Improving trade between the two countries will be top of the ~ at the talks.