The phrase "full agenda" means having a lot of things to do or tasks to complete. It implies that a person or a group has a busy schedule or a long list of activities planned. Full definition
Despite having his own full agenda of issues, it turns out that we have Mayor Bloomberg to thank for the obnoxious television advertising blitz that Michelle Rhee and StudentsFirst ran here in Connecticut leading up to the vote on Governor Malloy's «education reform» bill. (jonathanpelto.com)
VIEW FULL AGENDA Among the items to be considered by the legislature is a resolution that would allow the county to sue... [Read more...] (wrfalp.com)
Dividing up its responsibilities between Select Committees with already full agendas can only lead to less focussed, less robust accountability to Parliament on these key democratic issues. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)