Sentence examples for diverse interest groups from inspiring English sources
Sure, biofuels are supported by diverse interest groups, including environmentalists, automakers and America-first defense hawks.
Listening to the needs of diverse interest groups is also important.
The George W. Bush camp is trying to claim that these reforms are Republican, but their strength comes from their support from both parties and diverse interest groups.
It's "dramatic enough to command attention; simple enough to be easily grasped; and general enough to satisfy diverse interest groups," claims the book.
The complex issues surrounding the application of genetic engineering to food and agriculture have generated a contentious debate among diverse interest groups.
Contemporary rural social movements bring diverse interest groups and stakeholders together at the local scale in the pursuit of common visions and goals, often against the backdrop of an external threat.
Both topics have been bogged down by inaccurate, slanderous rhetoric; both actually have large and diverse public interest groups supporting them and both have been under constant attack by opposition groups driven by paid industry lobbyists.
A majority of New Yorkers are now nonwhite, and old party machines have been replaced by a more diverse patchwork of interest groups, activists, new voters and immigrant blocs.
SWEET AND SOUR -- Congress also (narrowly) approved a free-trade pact with six small Central American countries, overcoming surprisingly strong opposition from a diverse collection of interest groups including organized labor, textile mill owners and sugar beet growers.
The data collection format and survey provided the opportunity to quantify expert opinion and to obtain the views of a diverse set of interest groups (necessary due to the subjective nature of some of the criteria).
Candidates, political parties, and interest groups representing diverse objectives invoke the symbols of nationalism or patriotism, reform or revolution, past glory or future promise.
