Sentence examples for lobby to pay from inspiring English sources

We didn't come into the lobby to pay for tickets for major sporting events at this time of year.

So there is still time for lobbying to pay off.The overhaul of the rules should make insurers more resilient.

One man, Andres Decasas, walked into lobby, hoping to pay the $550 tax he owed on his commercial sand and gravel trucking business.

In July, Hobby Lobby agreed to pay a $3 million fine and forfeit thousands of ancient clay objects found to have been smuggled into the U.S. from Iraq.

The inequality gap is untenable and unconscionable, the middle class is losing wealth and political influence, money is going to the wrong people and to the wrong purpose-and the establishment sold out to wall street and any lobby willing to pay top dollar a long time ago.

Japan's aggressive and relentless lobbying appeared to pay dividends.

A group of advocates, including medical researchers, medical societies and insurers, is lobbying Congress to pay for an Institute for Comparative Effectiveness Research that would assess treatments and identify gaps in evidence.

Perhaps the AIA was including not just jobs making weapons, but jobs lobbying Congress to pay for them.

What's more, Democrats reversed previous policy and lifted a ban on corporate and lobbying dollars to pay for their big soiree.

China's iron political controls ensure that no powerful consumer lobby exists to agitate for reform, press lawsuits that punish wayward producers or lobby the government to pay as much attention to consumer safety as it does to controlling threats to its own power.

At the international level, the United Nations may lobby its members to pay their outstanding contributions to the organization or to carry out Security Council resolutions.