Sentence examples for it will lobby from inspiring English sources
It will lobby for more aggressive minority recruiting and other reforms.
The UK government has repeatedly stated that it will lobby for Aamer's handover "at the highest level".
It will lobby on issues such as allocation of visas for engineers and matters of privacy and piracy, said the group's president Michael Beckerman, a former advisor to Fred Upton, the chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committeee.
It is far easier to talk about breaking up the big banks than to do it, particularly given that they will lobby hard against it every step of the way.
It is expected he will lobby for languages to be a more engaging subject in primary schools but it is unlikely that he will call on the government to do a U-turn and reintroduce languages for 14-year-olds.
Even when tax revenue is fully refunded to industry, the potential losers (energy-intensive firms) will lobby harder against it than the potential winners (labor-intensive firms) due to small-group advantages.
And it's already clear that the Obama organization will lobby Democrats as well as Republicans to support his agenda.
Lobbyists will lobby, so the argument goes, but it's all above board and we the public don't need to worry about it.
Backers of the project say they will lobby Congress for legislation that would make it easier to provide access to orphan books.
The expert, "will lobby, or produce our own scientific data to say the way FEMA did it was off," Mr. Acropolis said.
What is certain is this: Banks will lobby hard to be allowed to own swap facilities.
