agendae

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A form of agenda — A temporally organized plan for matters to be attended to.

Scrabble 9

Meanings

noun
  1. hypercorrectpluralproscribedrareplural of agenda

    In the last chapter we found the agendae of providers important, because they indicate the objective functions providers optimize, subject to constraints.

    1982, Fritzie Reisner, Improving the Performance of the Public Sector: An Economic Approach to Program Design
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    We participate in the Consortium Council, a body that recommends programs and policies for the collective member schools ; and we participate on an ad hoc basis in the agendae of other consortium entities.

    1980, Your Daughters Shall Prophesy: Feminist Alternatives in Theological Education, Cornwall Collective

    A persistent topic of discussion , evident both in the media and in the agendae of corporate executives and governmental civil servants, was the Internal Market, more commonly referred to as the “1992” Program […]

    1992, Liam Fahey, Winning in the New Europe: Taking Advantage of the Single Market
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