Sentence examples for growing lobby from inspiring English sources

A growing lobby wants some private military activity to be recognised as legitimate.

He does the historical research for a growing lobby display, one of the most ambitious in New York.

There is also a growing lobby that thinks the governing council, which has 17 members, is too unwieldy a body to act consistently and decisively.

Since One World Trade Center reached its full height, when its 408ft steel spire was installed on 10 May, there has been a growing lobby that argued that the Willis Tower, formerly the Sears Tower, was actually taller.

There are still some challenges on packaging that don't make it easy to choose right bulb for its purpose, but there's a growing lobby for non-nonsense labelling, so hopefully things will change.

The City lives on being a competitive market, he says; yet if jobs have been subsidised anywhere it is in banking, with billions of pounds poured into recapitalisation.The government is coy about subsidising jobs elsewhere, though there is a growing lobby for the support of Jaguar Land Rover in the interests of manufacturing in general.

In 2006, Global shut down what had been a growing lobbying practice, at the request of Mr. Spitzer, who ran for governor on a platform of ethics reform.

This week's New Yorker features an article by Ken Auletta about Google's growing lobbying efforts and general education in Washington politics.

A growing nationalist lobby in Kiev is pushing to continue the fight instead.

With soaring fuel bills and a growing green lobby, energy-saving measures are becoming more important to househunters.

And there is a growing business lobby in the US that wants to shift the drugs market – and profits – from cartels to capitalists.