Sample Sentences forlobbyist (auto-selected)
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Critics argued that the bill favored corporate interests due to pressure from powerful lobbyists.lobbyists = people paid to influence legislation through persuasion of public officials
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As a lobbyist for the pharmaceutical industry, she spent much of her time in Washington influencing healthcare policy.lobbyist = paid policy persuader
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But still we wonder, Why are they meeting with that former-senator-turned-lobbyist?† (source)
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Her front room reminded me of fancy hotel lobbies from the movies, there was so much silk and lace.† (source)
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Instead, she lobbied for Omari, which means "the highest."† (source)
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Aunt Lydia said she was lobbying for the front.† (source)
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I have no interest in lobbying for legalized gambling in Colorado.† (source)
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They went to plays and operas and concerts in the parks, listened to string quartets and piano recitals in office-building lobbies, attended movie screenings, and visited museums.† (source)
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For over a year, I had lobbied for it, and he had obstinately refused.† (source)
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I watched lobbyists come and go and overheard the senator and his staff debate whether a particular bill was good for his constituents, good for his state, or good for both.† (source)
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I was a lobbyist, if you want to know the truth.† (source)
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Nickel was a longtime boxing evangelist, had steered a lobbying group for its expansion in the Olympics.† (source)
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Just like that, the city of Moscow could boast new street names, new lobbies, and new statues—and neither the tourists, the theatergoers, nor the pigeons seemed particularly put out.† (source)
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They lobbied economically depressed counties, and economically depressed counties lobbied them.† (source)
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The leaders and organizers were maintained by the businessmen directly—aldermen and legislators by means of bribes, party officials out of the campaign funds, lobbyists and corporation lawyers in the form of salaries, contractors by means of jobs, labor union leaders by subsidies, and newspaper proprietors and editors by advertisements.† (source)
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In 1996, Mrs. Dickinson, now a Florida homeschool lobbyist, wrote the legislation that allows homeschoolers to participate in extracurricular activities.† (source)
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