Sentence examples for enough lobbying from inspiring English sources

The regulatory net will be cast over the "shadow" banking network of hedge funds, money-market funds and the like, to which much financial activity gravitated during the boom.Big banks, however, still have enough lobbying power to ensure that not every decision goes against them.

With enough lobbying power in Washington, DC, tech companies and telcos want lawmakers to roll out weaker legislation.

Additionally, the recording industry did not have strong enough lobbying power against the broadcasters in 1976 when the copyright law was amended.

(Ironically, MTV persuaded the record labels of the same thing for playing videos in the 1980s). Additionally, the recording industry did not have strong enough lobbying power against the broadcasters in 1976 when the copyright law was amended.

Environmental groups that had long criticized New York City for not reporting water quality problems rapidly enough lobbied for the legislation in Albany, which would take effect by next summer.

Are small and medium sized businesses not a strong enough lobby to push through a bailout?

Citizens Climate Lobbyy is optimistic that with enough grassroots lobbying, they can convince Congress to pass a revenue-neutral carbon tax in 2017.

Senator Helms, who is no fan of the United Nations, has oddly enough begun lobbying on behalf of a bill that would pay nearly $1 billion in dues that the United States owes the United Nations, something Mr. Clinton himself has pushed Congress to do.

Bishop was careful to maintain that she respected the outcome of Egypt's recent presidential election and the independence of the country's judiciary, but hit back at suggestions that the Australian government had not been forceful enough in lobbying for Greste to be released.

And the city's Department of Environmental Protection did not do enough to lobby Westchester County legislators or get Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on board, he added.

But the Commission of Fine Arts, another federal agency whose approval was required, said the site was not prominent enough and lobbied successfully for the current site.