Sentence examples for internal lobbying from inspiring English sources

For this to happen, observers say they have two options: Either weaken the bill's restrictions on carbon dioxide emissions or ramp up internal lobbying efforts on fence-straddling senators.

Then it added an invitation to do some strictly internal lobbying of fellow members.

Some cardinals are responding through deft messages, press leaks and internal lobbying.

After the internal lobbying, publishers turn to winning over the single most powerful person in American literary publishing.

But after discussions and internal lobbying from Chinese and Chinese-American employees inside Google, as well as some of the company's sales executives, Google's top executives came around.

Teni Melidonian, a spokeswoman for the Academy, did not respond to queries as to whether internal bulletin boards, accessible to members only, had been used in the past to facilitate internal lobbying for Oscar votes.

Thus, traditional airlines had difficulty emulating Southwest's low-cost model with its spinoff Ted, in part because of internal lobbies to keep running the airline the way it has always been run.

Over time, the software side of the company overshadowed the hardware side and there was a real internal lobby that considered the hardware legacy to be a burden.

On Thursday, the popular paper published an article alleging that Pope Benedict XVI's decision to resign this month was partly prompted by a report that accused Vatican officials of being under the influence of several internal lobbies, reportedly including a gay one.

Those "indicators" were then divided into 13 categories: public access to information, political financing, electoral oversight, executive accountability, legislative accountability, judicial accountability, state budget processes, state civil service management, procurement, internal auditing, lobbying disclosure, state pension fund management and ethics enforcement agencies.

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