Sentence examples for begin to lobby from inspiring English sources

The question now is how hard companies will fight to adopt or keep these types of boards and whether they will begin to lobby more widely for laws that support them.

Not only have the firms' share prices fallen heavily, but their withdrawal from the United States has legitimised them as prey to American operators seeking to quickly obtain online expertise and knowledge of overseas markets.If such acquisitions come to pass, it seems more than likely that American online gambling firms would begin to lobby American politicians to legalise online gambling.

Mr. Gregorio, who said the subpoena submitted to Linden asked for records related to the land transaction and the government's review of the trash deal, said he was confident that he had no conflict of interest because he did not begin to lobby for the project until it had been approved by the Linden City Council.

However, he argued, "it's important for the scientific community to begin to lobby for this".

"We'll now begin to lobby the Royal United Hospital (RUH) and speak to the chief executive to ensure they listen to patients' concerns".

New industries would align behind the low-carbon transition and begin to lobby Washington.

An industry association, along with Samsung, quietly began to lobby.

The producers of "Urinetown" have also begun to lobby.

He began to lobby for a store in the Bronx.

BAE has already begun to lobby Pentagon officials for approval of a possible deal.

In 1987, shortly after I turned 8, I began to lobby my parents for a chance to play tackle football.