Sentence examples for lobby public from inspiring English sources

The MOSI board must consider the long-term prospects for its endowment, the question of admission fees, even the question of the propriety and efficacy of using board members to lobby public officials.

We painstakingly restored the original South African Reserve Bank and Temple Chambers and adapted them to become the lobby, public areas and meeting rooms.

The renovations encompass 405 of 533 guestrooms and suites, structural upgrades to the lobby, public areas, third floor ballroom and meeting spaces, as well as large-scale improvements to the hotel's overall infrastructure.

Of course it's also true that the broad-brush nature of the ruling has enabled Google to put on this digital pantomime and spin the impact of the ruling to emphasis risks to media freedoms and mobilize news outlets to lobby public opinion on its behalf.

Soto's experience has prompted her to lobby public officials for expanded medical insurance for the working poor and community-based health education programs.

Because of the hold "economic progressives " (such as the education lobby, public employee unions, faculty lounge Marxists, and trial lawyers) have over US liberalism and the Democratic party, libertarians and their ideas are countenanced only insofar as they are useful--usually in promotion of some social issue on which liberals and libertarians agree.

The reason is not about any particular story of lobbying, public relations, or political deals.

Lobbyists also do not have to detail all of the money they spend lobbying public officials.

Other common forms of lobbying -- public relations or legal representation -- are not reflected in these reports.

Some scientists and campaigners have lobbied public health authorities for mass dosing of vitamin D in Scotland.

He was widely respected for the authority and persistence he brought to lobbying public officials, always softly, with a courtly Georgia accent.