Sentence examples for Legal lobbying from inspiring English sources

Ballet Theater would reap the benefits of Kennedy Center's national fund-raising and marketing as well as its significantly larger legal, lobbying, technical and public relations staff.

Now, US corporations are also spending their money on office, advertising, legal, lobbying and other budgets increasingly where the expanding markets are – and not inside the US.

When Amanda Knox and her family landed home in Seattle on Tuesday, it was the culmination of an exhaustive four-year legal, lobbying and public relations effort that ultimately succeeded when an Italian court overturned her murder conviction and freed her from prison.

Some lobbyists wonder whether legal lobbying efforts will now be tarred as illegal.

That was instantly picked up by Indian politicians and others who blurred the line between legal lobbying and illegal bribing and claimed that Wal-Mart must have broken the law.

Heavy-handed bureaucrats, inconsistent prosecution, regulations based less on reality and more on momentary political considerations and a lack of legal lobbying — all this leads business executives to resort to bribery as protection, Mr. Lee and Mr. Coy ner of Soft Landing Korea said.

"It's not like, 'Which way are the political trade winds blowing?' It's not like, 'Have we polled this 5,000 times?' And he's not in the back pocket taking money, worrying about pharmaceuticals or insurance or agriculture or the legal lobby or the gun lobby".

Google is also racking up legal and lobbying costs as it faces increased pressure from regulators.

Mr. Thompson parlayed the resulting attention and connections into a lucrative legal and lobbying career.

One morning in April, I visited Harry McPherson, the former L.B.J. aide, at the offices of the legal and lobbying firm D. L. A. Piper, in downtown Washington.

Other major Washington firms, including White & Case and Blank Rome, a legal and lobbying shop, have also ended their work for Libya, which spent about $850,000 on United States lobbying in 2009.