Sentence examples for by powerful interest groups from inspiring English sources

"History teaching should always be honest or it is merely propaganda by powerful interest groups.

But, says the report, one set of Magyar minigarchs has simply been replaced by another; Hungary has been captured by "powerful interest groups".

Although the formal rules of succession are clear, fierce political fights are likely, and attempts by powerful interest groups to redistribute the country's economic spoils.

"We have a political system that is shaped in a significant fashion by powerful interest groups that spend their resources," said Deborah Hensler, a law professor at Stanford University.

So far, the American political system, which is highly vulnerable to capture by powerful interest groups, such as doctors, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies, has resisted going down this route.

Some officials have been calling for an overhaul of the country's political system, saying it is dominated by powerful interest groups that are shutting out innovation and hurting the Chinese people.

And so the cabinet agreed, showing that then as now that lobbying by powerful interest group is hard for any government, even one as reformist in nature as was the Hawke government of 1986-87, to resist.

CUNY and SUNY are among the few state entities whose budgets are not held hostage by politically powerful interest groups like unionized health care workers and teachers, so giving the schools the ability to raise their tuition as needed would make it easier for the state to significantly reduce its contributions to them.

The term capture describes how public bureaucracies had become dominated by strong and powerful interest groups.

Ms. Moskowitz, who is barred by term limits from running for re-election to the Council, dismissed this criticism as "ridiculous," saying, "Most politicians get ahead by not offending powerful interest groups".

China today is caught in a "transformation trap," Mr. Sun said, with powerful interest groups, produced by three decades of economic reform, blocking further change.