Sentence examples for expected to lobby from inspiring English sources

The winner is expected to lobby for a fight against either Lewis or Mike Tyson.

An increasingly desperate Mr Erdogan was expected to lobby Barack Obama for a no-fly zone in Washington this week.

Mr. Landesman, who would fill the post vacated by Dana Gioia, is expected to lobby hard for more arts money.

Some large financial institutions are expected to lobby against giving the Fed more power to police the system.

China's president is expected to lobby his host over alleged discrimination against Chinese firms in US markets.

Mr. Cameron is expected to lobby India to do more to allow foreign retailers like Tesco, which sells food and consumer goods, to open stores in the country.

"I found them to be people who are quietly and unabashedly devoted to the progress of science". Baltimore said he hoped that Caltech would spur greater development of high-tech industries in the Pasadena area and expected to actively lobby to ensure that JPL continues to play a major role in the U.S. space effort.

There, he is expected to try to lobby his counterparts for military action against Syria.

He said Treasury and business ministers could now be expected to start lobbying for more overseas students to be allowed to stay on and work to meet their new target.

National Review's Ed Whelan also hears that Breyer seemed more sympathetic than expected to Hobby Lobby and Conestaga.

Beneficiaries of the Mubarak era are also expected to form lobby groups in parliament to protect their interests and challenge any laws or changes that might pose a threat to them.