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The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which represents some of the 13,000 gay men and lesbians discharged from the military since the policy took effect, is intensifying lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill — changing the policy requires legislation — and calling on the president to make good on his word.

As Congress returns from recess this week, the Senate is the focus of an intensifying lobbying campaign over whether the thousands of tons of high-level radioactive waste stored at more than 130 nuclear plants and military sites should be sent to Nevada.

Siegelman himself is spearheading that intensifying lobbying effort to persuade the Justice Department to intervene.

The fight has escalated in recent days as groups have intensified lobbying efforts and organized protests, even prompting President Obama to weigh in.

As 2014 ramps up, expect intensified lobbying over net neutrality, surveillance reform, and immigration.

But instead of using Tuesday's plumbing snafu to intensify lobbying efforts for a new stadium, Wolff defended the antiquated, 45-year-old Coliseum.

In response to the legislation, the private equity industry has intensified its lobbying.

The music industry is intensifying its lobbying of national and European politicians over safe harbour in the hope that the legislation will be changed in 2016.

From the White House to Capitol Hill, both sides fanned out to intensify their lobbying.

Last week, the prosecutors, a politically potent cadre, spoke up and intensified its lobbying against softening the mandatory sentences.

He said the congregation's leaders would intensify their lobbying on behalf of a bill to reverse the city's no-church rule.