Sentence examples for paper lobby from inspiring English sources

The proposal in Albany may be especially hard to explain to the paper lobby, which, although not a powerhouse there, does exist.

It's possible that bidets haven't caught on in the US because the toilet paper lobby is always one step ahead, with advertisements of babies and puppies rolling around in their cloudlike toilet paper.

With the latest Westminster departure - the Liverpool Echo's Ian Hernon - it means that only four English titles now retain single-paper lobby corrs: the Newcastle Journal, Yorkshire Post, Eastern Daily Press and Western Morning News.

This new generation is aiming to influence Washington in Washington's own ways: churning out position papers, lobbying lawmakers and, and perhaps most importantly, removing the cloak of anonymity to fully join the national political conversation.

His life has now been vividly and scrupulously recounted by Mark Garnett, a skilled biographer, and Ian Aitken, well known to most Guardian readers as the paper's lobby correspondent and then political editor throughout Whitelaw's time in politics.

(Another tip-off: staffers noticed a Times photographer snapping Abramson's picture in the paper's lobby).

"With almost daily revelations of Tory sleaze along with a significantly watered down consultation paper on lobbying it is clear this Government is unwilling to make bold decisions in the national interest but rather maintain the influence of a small circle of elites".

You can discuss how the pharmaceutical industry and the paper industry lobbied hard in the thirties to get cannabis declared illegal to protect their own products.

The Cuba Study Group and its allies sponsored events, released white papers, and lobbied politicians.

If a regular swinging door, or swinger, is opened, cold air is sucked in to fill that void, creating winds that muss hairstyles and blow papers around lobbies.

"You know what would be so sweet," she said, "is if you'd get me a paper from the lobby".