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order of business

NOUN
  1. a list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting)

How To Use order of business In A Sentence

  • He said disputes and votes being called on the order of business were causing needless disruption.
  • Winner of Best Politics Blog and Best News & Current Affairs Blog order of business in the Dail is the worst political failure I have seen: Irish Blogs
  • The first order of business as the date approached was arranging carpools, started as usual by Bob Zimmerman.
  • So the first order of business at the Trial of Barack Obama was to "delineate" (I think he just meant "delete") the most explosive charges -- treason and sedition -- from the indictment. News & Politics
  • The first order of business is to elect a President for this assembly.
  • Trouncing these righties is the first order of business. New candidate in crazy Florida Senate race
  • An early, major order of business was learning to cope with the stresses and intense emotions of becoming a manager.
  • Just moments before the haemophiliac's verbal outburst from the public gallery, the chamber had been packed for the debate on order of business.
  • And here's the fibre landscape, finished now (last night) except the finishing, so to speak - I am not quite sure how I am going to edge it, but I think the first order of business is another layer of pelmet vilene for stability, and then perhaps a nice fabric back (fused on) to be pretty. Archive 2007-09-01
  • At the start of each day, a semi-official guide is issued outlining the expected order of business.
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