Schedule is a feminine noun that means list or relationship. It originates from the Latin term pactus, which describes something that is established or fixed.
The horizontal lines that exist on a sheet of paper are also known as a staff. In the past, the staff consisted of a sheet of paper with lines that was placed under the paper (without lines) where a letter was written, so that the lines were straight.
In the context of music, the musical staff (or musical pentagram) corresponds to the five parallel lines where the musical notes are introduced.
In law, a judge uses an agenda to ascertain the relationships of the dates and deeds that will be judged.
The adverbial phrase "on the agenda" means something must be debated, or is the order of the day. For example: We have to talk about this topic tomorrow, because it's not on the agenda.
The agenda of a meeting is a kind of document where the topics that should be covered during the given meeting are found.
fiscal agenda
The fiscal agenda is a tool used within the administration, which aims to guide and control in fiscal terms. The fiscal agenda informs the market value of a certain product, helping to define the ICMS tax base.
journalistic agenda
The journalistic agenda is an important element in the field of journalism. The agenda serves for the journalist as a starting point for a report. The agenda should contain instructions that guide the journalist in their task, specifying details regarding the approach they should take to report.
In the past, the person who wrote the agenda was known as a staffer. However, these days, the agenda is usually done by editors and sub-editors.