Sentence examples for lobby through the from inspiring English sources

Passers-by can just glimpse the startling zigzag modern lobby through the intricately worked doors.

Australia is also one of the world's largest coal producers — by one account responsible for 37percentt of global exports — and the coal lobby through the Minerals Council is especially politically influential.

While it may be acceptable to allow the public in to enter the lobby through the front door, one would certainly want to control access to guests' rooms using a combination of enforced registration and monitoring.

As a result, Beatsurfing is the combination of many technologies developed by Herrmutt Lobby through the years.

That's quite a heady agenda for a pretty pair so unpretentious that they walked their way from the cozy Fox lobby through the crowd to the stage, smiles on their faces and instruments in their hands.

These rooms are isolated worlds of their own, featuring permanent airflow and access to bathrooms and the hotel lobby through the zip of a door so you can be in a buble with nature, but still socialise with the rest of the hotel, if desired. .

To pass from the lobby through those doors is a little like discovering Dr. No's lair.

What's most upsetting is that we the taxpayers are financing their lobbying through the huge profits on vaccine contracts.

It spent $9.5 million on lobbying through the first half of this year — more than almost any other company.

Patients lobbied through the summer and fall, and in December, the government went along with Novartis's price.

Mr. Monti appears to have viewed the move as lobbying through the media, and G.E. did return to the negotiating table last week with new but equally unacceptable proposals for a compromise.