Sentence examples for may lobby for from inspiring English sources
Apax's current investors may lobby for this outcome.
If the feeling is acute enough, you may lobby for a promotion and a raise.
Nicks knows it is not his decision to make, but he may lobby for playing time.
Local politicians in non-mining areas may lobby for a share of royalties; under current plans they get nothing.
Moreover, foreign banks accustomed to sound regulation, prudent oversight and honest accounting in their home countries may lobby for the same things abroad.The four authors also think that cosmopolitan capitalists can police companies and officials better than locals can.
The furthest off-piste they go is Anne Krueger's 1974 article on rent-seeking, explaining why people may lobby for governments to distort the economy.The papers are not bereft of whimsy, but it is confined to footnotes and asides.
Testaverde said he may lobby Groh for more time against the Giants next Friday, the Jets' final preseason game.
His fiery attitude also endeared him to fans and writers, who may well lobby for his induction.
The nonprofit groups may lobby against efforts to regulate compensation.
If enough Cuban stars wind up playing in Japan, MLB teams may consider lobbying for the other side.
Some authorities may consider lobbying for the power to levy charges for provision which is currently free at the point of use.
