Sentence examples for lobby back from inspiring English sources

Some say he could get tough, seeing that he no longer needs to fear the powerful Israeli lobby back home.

Middle East correspondents say they have a particularly torrid time coping with complaints from the Israeli lobby back home.

The loss of the post, and a reputation for an inability to cooperate with colleagues in Congress, cost Mr. Huelskamp the support of the agriculture lobby back home.

Don't hit him anymore.' " A figure-skating teacher testified that just before the second fight, Mr. Junta walked slowly through the lobby back into the arena, and had a "stone cold sober face".

Fort acknowledges that progress has to be made – he even makes a case, which I am too sentimental to endorse without reservation, for the Winchester bypass which so energised the anti-roads lobby back in the 1990s.

He broke character at the end of each act and guided the 60 or so attendees to a different area of the space — into the lobby, back to their seats, onto the stage itself — where a new segment of the play would unfold.

Even the farm lobby backed down on that.

A highly vocal "victory or nothing" PP lobby, backed by influential newspapers, is often blamed.

Yet the country's Association of Exporters, a business lobby, backed by several congressmen, wants to ban export of live alpacas.

They should form a clean energy lobby, backed by serious money, to push for the public investments America needs.In a controversial article last year for Business Week, the Sun Microsystems vice-president Dave Douglas argued: "Carbon neutrality misses the point.

However, others say the US firm's mistake has more to do with underestimating the influence of an "anti-Google lobby", backed by the likes of Microsoft and German media empire Axel Springer.