Sentence examples for network lobby from inspiring English sources

Are you ready to roll? http://t.co/M4UgMymf #NunsOnTheBus http://t.co/KXeiwGx7 — NETWORK Lobby (@NETWORKLobby) 13 Jun 12 It turns out their tour will run during the same time the Catholic bishops are organizing a "Fortnight for Freedom," two weeks of rallies and prayer services on religious freedom.

Their curated selection is on display at several locations throughout New York City this holiday season, including the MTV network lobby, Big Screen Plaza, and Slanted Studios storefront.

It was an idea that had been circulating in the state since at least 2007, but Engelbrecht's Tea Party network lobbied Republican leaders hard.

The networks lobby – while lauding the advent of new technology on one hand – has refused to admit that too much money has been spent building a grid unsuited for the digital age, or that its members should write down the value of the assets.

"The Greeks and the Irish have a far stronger support network and lobby groups than we do," says Peter Wittig, Germany's ambassador in America.

So one morning in April, Mr. Donohue could be found holding court at America's Small Business Summit, the chamber's annual gathering for small-business owners, who come to network and lobby their lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

Copies of the film were given out to all participants in last week's Oslo Freedom Forum, an annual human-rights festival, and it was also posted on the website of the "Free to Choose" network, a lobby group which advocates free markets and free speech.

As Mr Mugabe smells the possibility of defeat, he has raised the pay of civil servants and soldiers in the past few weeks, and is endlessly pictured sending consignments of new tractors and buses into the rural areas".It all happens before election day," says Noel Kututwa, head of the Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a lobby accused by Mr Mugabe's friends of being a foreign stooge.

This issue – defined by the often byzantine and seemingly endless public debate between the carriers, the FCC, Congress, technology companies and the pro network neutrality lobby – is threatening to derail the longer term challenges to American edge in the global technology marketplace.

The network successfully lobbied the National Football League for the Redskins game.

Its partners in the project are three nonprofit groups: the Long Island Organic Horticultural Association and the Long Island Neighborhood Network, a lobbying and educational group, both based in Massapequa; and the Long Island Groundwater Research Institute, based at the State University at Stony Brook.