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Перевод: agendas

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1. "When you've done research on a country for years, you also get a sense of which groups have vested interests or political agendas, who can be trusted and who has given us reliable information," said Smart.
2. Even this may still leave some hidden agendas lurking beneath the surface.
3. There is too much emphasis on the tasks (agendas) of managing and not enough on the processes (networks).
4. These programmes may fulfil the hidden agendas of some of their originators but they will not in their present forms fulfil the real educational needs of the future.
5. This was not always the case in the old system with overlong agendas and items which did not invite or need discussion.
6. Granted, the reasons each gives in support of these goals differ; and granted, there are some goals on the respective agendas of the competing philosophies that are not shared by the others.
7. Agendas, minutes and related papers are available For inspection at the school, but this is no substitute for attendance at meetings if public information and debate is fully intended.
8. Just as it would be inexact to draw an absolute contrast between the agendas of private subversion and public conformity, so too it would be a failure of record not to point out the relation between electoral behaviour and discussion of policy and government.
9. Miss Fran Bennett, the group's director, said the report showed the "scale of deprivation among claimants" and challenged the main political parties to put tackling poverty at the top of their agendas.
10. If appraisal meets the criteria outlined above then a number of benefits accrue: more systematic identification of agendas for staff development, improved communication, enhanced self-awareness and improved self-analysis, improved management of learning and greater opportunities for recognition and praise.
11. Defensively, he observes what he considers to be Debord's virtues and comments on the latter's avoidance of, as he puts it: "the various pitfalls - formalist essentialism, aestheticist myopia, politically naive fetishism of reflexivity, and so on, typical of certain avant-garde practices linked to radical political agendas."
12. For further advice on tactics for avoiding hidden agendas or surfacing them, see Games on page 71.
13. These are both rather ominous examples of hidden agendas, because the reason for being secretive is because the real motive is essentially manipulative.