Sentence examples for lobbying posed from inspiring English sources

At one point, according to the S.E.C. complaint, Mr. Morrison acknowledged the problem his lobbying posed, telling a campaign official in an e-mail that "I am staying in banking and don't want a story that says that I am helping Cahill, who is giving me banking business.

We have seen deceptive lobbying, posing as objective research, many times in the financial reform debate – for example, the case of Keybridge Research on derivatives, which I wrote about in 2011.

They charged themselves to arrest the CEOs, "whose greed, corporate abuses, and craven lobbying pose a mortal threat to our democracy and the health and well-being of our people".

Mr Crosby has since been the focus of intense media scrutiny amid claims that his lobbying firm posed a conflict of interest with his role as a key aide to Mr Cameron.

Crosby has since been the focus of intense media scrutiny amid claims that his lobbying firm posed a conflict of interest with his role as a key aide to Cameron.

After their meeting — during which Trump said they talked about "life" — West and Trump appeared together in the Tower's lobby and posed for the ravenous media.

In the months before today's U.S. Supreme Court decision, some Hobby Lobby supporters posed questions like the following: Should an orthodox Jew who owns a little corner deli be required by law to sell pork or risk losing his deli operator's license, and should he also be required to hire non-Jews to certify that the food is kosher?

The caterpillars remained during the intermission to wiggle in the lobby and pose for photographs with children.

After the show, the sequin-bedecked performers in towering headdresses crowd into the lobby to pose for photographs with tourists for an extra charge of 40 baht (80p) a time.

For them, the Hobby Lobby decision poses a grave threat to their ability to make their own health care choices.

The members then made their way to the lobby, where they posed for pictures with fans.