Sentence examples for by all interest groups from inspiring English sources

According to Vincent and Plant - to whom we particularly refer in this paper - Idealists see the role of the State not merely "as a set of instrumentalities for securing material welfare, but as the focus of a sense of community and citizenship, an institution in which a good common to all classes and recognizable by all interest groups could be articulated.

In retrospect, the assumption that an appreciation of the benefits of the Policy would be shared by all interest groups within the Ministry of Health was shortsighted.

This is the total for campaign contributions and lobbying expenditures, but it is striking that the latter represents [End Page 79] by far the bulk of all interest groups' money spent on targeted political activity (close to 90percentt).

The protesters -- everyday people not paid by any interest groups -- are not invited onto television talk shows to challenge Trump.

"Americans who do not vote are saying, basically, 'Elections are all manipulated by different interest groups, so it's no use.' " It's a fair point — even if it's an opportunistic one, from a newspaper that praises the virtues of the one-party system.

With his new-found fame, he will no doubt be claimed for by all kinds of interest groups.

The new president, 79-year-old Alejandro Maldonado, has asked for the resignation of all top government officials and promised to create a transitional government made up of young, fresh representatives promoted by all of the interest groups protesting in the streets.

We'll organize the discussion by region and also by interest groups.

Months after the bill passed committee, a different bill was put on the floor that included language inserted by special interest groups that caused all major organizations to pull their support.

And with that, an ornery dispute over whether he could close the road at all and what he could charge beachgoers escalated into a barrage of lawsuits against county officials, the California Coastal Commission and the State Lands Commission, as well as lawsuits by public interest groups against Khosla, all of which have landed us at the Supreme Court's doors.

The story is also shaped by interest groups and by opportunistic politicians who never miss a chance to pile on when they see someone in trouble.