Sentence examples for hard lobby from inspiring English sources

However, in the US, a hard lobby by flight attendants wants to ban in-flight calls completely, despite the fact that consumer survey's demand the opposite.

[On Thursday, the State Senate confirmed the Munoz appointment 30-4, after hard lobbying by Governor Davis.

But hard lobbying from the South African government and its regional partners turned the tide for Dlamini-Zuma.

Indeed, complicating matters is that the United States, after hard lobbying, in 2008 won a specific exemption at the NSG for trade with India, Pakistan's nuclear-armed rival.

In Congress, meanwhile, small but important steps on gun control remain stuck in a House-Senate conference committee, largely because of hard lobbying by the National Rifle Association.

Hard lobbying from another candidate from the Big East, Louisville, has created a heated race for the remaining slot in the Big 12 that Missouri is expected to vacate soon.

So, much to my surprise and thanks to some seriously hard lobbying by colleagues, the news came through this week that we were "on".

"...We will probably see their damage control teams going hard lobbying media with bullshits to discredit this," the statement reads at one point.

He said: "The court's decision vindicates Stonewall's hard lobbying to make it illegal to deny goods or services to someone just because they happen to be gay.

Henry A. Waxman (D-Beverly Hills) and Edward J. Markey (D-Mass)., it has the support of most environmental groups and represents the culmination of years of hard lobbying work.

CANF was the most powerful hard line lobby against Cuba until an ideological rupture.