Sentence examples for implementing a lobbying from inspiring English sources

Robert Jenkins, a member of the new super-regulator, the Financial Policy Committee, has also accused banks of implementing a "lobbying strategy that exploits misunderstanding and fear" to thwart banking reform.

Bank lobbyists have aggressively lobbied regulators against implementing a straightforward Volcker Rule banning proprietary trading, arguing that would punish harmless trades made on behalf of clients -- so-called market making activities -- or efforts to hedge against risk.

If ExxonMobil would devote as much of its prodigious lobbying resources to implementing a carbon tax as it has to resisting the elimination of tax loopholes, I might be persuaded that it understands the "very long run".

John's, a lobbying firm in Albany.

This is a lobbying group, after all.

Following phase 2 of this project, the school community social worker partnered with us to implement a peer mediation program and lobbied the principal to ensure that the peer mediators set the peer mediation program policies and procedures.

The group has grown to 23,000 members and has lobbied Congress to implement a bill of rights for stranded passengers.

Merchants have lobbied states for years to implement a more streamlined system, but the call had not been heeded until recently, when the states realized they're missing out on revenue from out-of-state merchants.

On this front, I have had some negative experience in lobbying software suppliers of qualitative analysis packages to implement a data exchange standard to enable export of within-system documentation; conversion between different market leaders' softwares is currently difficult, if not impossible.

However food industry lobbying has led to the failure of the European Union to implement a uniform method of 'Traffic Light' labelling system (preferred by consumers [ 40, 41]) across Europe [ 42], and 'junk food' advertisements continue to be viewed by children during family viewing times [ 43].

According to the Times' own reporting, G.E. implements "an aggressive strategy that mixes fierce lobbying for tax breaks and innovative accounting (italics mine) that enables it to concentrate its profits offshore".