Sentence examples for many trade groups from inspiring English sources

Many trade groups and Republican lobbying firms did not wait until the election on Nov. 4.

"Ask them, 'If I get this certificate, will it make the difference?' " Many trade groups endorse particular programs.

"Those are the questions of the day," says Christina Crooks, director of tax policy at the National Association of Manufacturers in Washington, D.C., one of many trade groups pushing Congress to renew the credit.

He has met with Obama a half-dozen times (he shrugs off the surname gaffe), has testified four times in front of Senate committees this year and participates in shindigs set up by the many trade groups for which he's a director.

Various actions were considered by the Giuliani administration, including incorporating the inspection functions of various agencies under one entity and turning the Buildings Department over to a nonprofit public authority, an idea that was supported by many buildings trade groups.

Many European financial trade groups have derided it as an imperialistic push by the United States to impose its own tax laws on the rest of the world.

Many companies and trade groups lobbied hard for months in hopes that their companies would not fall under the purview of the law, fearing increased regulation.

The petition to the Environmental Protection Agency, backed by many food industry trade groups, is aimed at averting widespread disruptions in the food and grain industries because StarLink corn from this year's and last year's harvests is starting to show up in products.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has told states to ignore the Administration's new rule on carbon pollution from power plants; at last report, 25 states along with many utilities and trade groups were expected to join in lawsuits against the rule.

The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers has no official position on warranties; Jill A. Notini, a spokeswoman, wrote by e-mail that, "like many trade associations," her group "cannot, for legal reasons," discuss them.

The House Republican proposal accepts the general approach favored by many drug companies, and the main trade group for the drug industry, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, has been frantically lobbying Congress.