Sentence examples for a range of interest groups from inspiring English sources

The complexities arise because governance ECEC lies at the intersection of several ministries (of children, education, health, welfare, labour, and finance), layers of government (national, state/provincial, local), providers and a range of interest groups.

The legislation crafted chiefly by Senator Lisa Murkowski (R AK), the head of the Senate's energy committee, and the panel's senior democrat, Senator Maria Cantwell (D WA)—is getting a mixed response from a range of interest groups.

And no doubt there would be substantial resistance to such an approach from a range of interest groups, who lay claim to chunks of the development sector pie.

It is one of the many entrenched federally funded entitlement programs managed out of government agencies in Washington, DC, led by a range of interest groups and lobbyists.

As a result, a wide range of interest groups have descended upon the board meeting in this Los Angeles suburb, seeking to benefit from the registration rush that is expected to follow a new suffix release.

Weighing in on that debate is above my pay grade, but for business owners, operating in a society that is made up of a wide range of interest groups, social groups, language groups, and more can be a great thing.

Despite opposition from the industry, the bill enjoys support from a broad range of interest groups, including consumer advocates, trial lawyers and AARP.

Lobbyists for a wide range of interest groups — some of which were involved in defeating national health legislation in 1993-4 — are meeting with the staff of Mr. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, in a search for common ground.

Democracies are more open to feedback from a broader range of interest groups, more protective of media freedom and might be more willing to use that feedback to improve their public health programs.

His attempts to reform the way public money is raised and spent have threatened a wide range of interest groups, and he has seemed at times to measure his success by the number of toes on which he has trodden.

In Bangladesh a wide range of interest groups use or gain benefits from fisheries.