Sentence examples for lobby to help from inspiring English sources

The United States allowed the Irish-American lobby to help steer policy toward the weaker side: the Irish government in Dublin and Sinn Fein and other nationalist parties in the north.

Godwin Ajala, an immigrant from Nigeria, was assigned to an outdoor job that day, monitoring the trade center's perimeter, but he ran into the lobby to help people escape.

The Cold War is over, so all of us should lobby to help him as he only has a few months of asylum remaining.

If there was an "anti anti-semitism" lobby to help fund his campaign, he would be visiting American Jewish communities that have had their kids evacuated from their schools due to bomb threats.

But Sister Simone and other nuns angered some bishops by lobbying to help pass the Obama administration's health care overhaul.

Prosecutors said that for much of 2004 and 2005, though, she lobbied to help Mr. Batheja in his bid to build affordable housing on the parcel, while they moved forward with plans for the home she called her dream.

His new deputy, Sue Tierney, sat on the board of an organization that lobbied to help make ARPA-E happen.

And now, with the ban on Syrians entering the U.S., he's unlikely to be able to participate in peace talks or lobbying to help his people from outside of the country.   .

Before there was a Senate Majority PAC, there was another Democratic nonprofit acting as a key node in the flow of money from lobbying interests to help elect helpful politicians.

To please the farm lobby and to help wean the nation off oil, Congress mandated that refiners blend a rising volume of ethanol and other biofuels into gasoline.

Protesters, already furious about an immunity clause in the power-transfer agreement, feared that Mr. Saleh would use the trip to try to escape prosecution and perhaps lobby Washington to help him keep power.