Sentence examples for lobbied from from inspiring English sources

In April 2004 some 65% of Turkish-Cypriots, lobbied from Ankara, voted in favour, but 76% of Greek-Cypriots said no.

The Bush Administration was lobbied from many places: from inside the military, by Petraeus and other like-minded officers, but also, remarkably, from outside — notably, by retired General Jack Keane and Fred Kagan, at the American Enterprise Institute.

Manafort later lobbied from 1990 to 1995 for the Kashmiri American Council – as Yahoo News recently reported – which was revealed as a Washington-based front group for Pakistan's spy agency ISI when the US Department of Justice charged it in 2011 with covertly influencing US policy towards Kashmir, the long-disputed area between Pakistan and India.

Gorelick also lobbied from 2009 to 2010 on behalf of student loan giant Sallie Mae as part of an intense effort by that company and big banks to block the Obama administration's effort to reform the student loan system by eliminating nonsensical, wasteful loan subsidies to private lenders.

The word "regulate" was removed after lobbying from financiers.

Mr Lines says lobbying from prison doctors was the main reason for Moldova's needle exchanges.

Beijing is not pursuing this course of action in part because of lobbying from powerful exporters.

These bills are pushed by intensive lobbying from agribusiness corporations and animal production groups.

Other than lobbying from the sidelines, Mr. Obama and his administration have little control over the situation.

The rules took effect last month, after lobbying from the financial services industry.

The move follows years of lobbying from the industry, with ITV taking a leading role.