Except for Japan, most Asian countries have not encouraged Quidditch; Whisp's book, profits from which went to Comic Relief U.K., alludes to pressure from the established flying carpet lobby.
"We can't compete with these places that have birds flying in the lobby".
Today, we phoned CEO and founder Amy Errett in Hawaii, where she's attending the high-wattage, low-flying Lobby conference.
African-Americans had been generally barred from military aviation until 1941 when the government created the first black flying unit after lobbying by black leaders.
No one knew for sure ("The decision lies with the President," German Chancellor Angela Merkel had said on Friday, standing next to Trump, after flying to Washington to lobby him personally), but it seemed like there could be a trade war between the United States and its closest partners within hours.
For the past two years, Levandowski has spent a good deal of his time flying around the country lobbying legislatures to support the technology.
Leonard Cheshire wants a ban on what it calls the "scandal of flying 15-minute visits", lobbying the government to prevent the practice in England.
During budget debates in the Senate in 2007, Americas Health Insurance Plans, the HMO lobby, flew in hundreds of elderly Medicare Advantage members to act as citizen lobbyists.
Europe can't be understood from a cheap seat in the Westminster lobby, or on flying visits to Brussels.
But what would have been the point of flying all that way to lobby for something that had already been secured?
"Hence the lobby of British pilots opposed to flying with sky marshals on board.
