Sentence examples for commercial lobby from inspiring English sources

Soldiers are dying to defend a Whitehall budget, enrich a commercial lobby and protect a politician's back.

Trunks are inspected in the garage, and a sign in the buildings' commercial lobby warns shoppers not to have purchases gift-wrapped, as bags must be thoroughly searched.

For good measure, Esser accused me (falsely, just in case you're wondering) of being "allied to a well-organised and well-funded commercial lobby", who "stand to benefit financially" from the "anti-asbestos campaign".

When under pressure from a determined commercial lobby, would any of them have a clue about what questions to ask?

This newspaper has long called for greater transparency when it comes to commercial lobbying of legislators.

And I would love to get involved with the renovation of some of the commercial lobbies.

The question is whether policymakers can rise above the commercial lobbies to get the balance right.

It represents a rare and emphatic rebellion by ministers against the awesome power over government of commercial lobbying.

There is no question that Lords Bell, Chadlington, Clement-Jones and many others are heavily involved in the commercial lobbying industry.

Just for contrast, Jeremy Corbyn has few mates in the commercial lobbying business (union and NGO lobbyists, yes. Corporate lobbyists-for-hire, no).

The government's desire to see Channel 4 move out of London has started a furious round of political and commercial lobbying over where the channel should relocate, with Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds leading the race.