Sentence examples for reason to lobby from inspiring English sources

Republicans had good reason to lobby for a deal.

Today's global mega banks wield immense power and while banks have good reason to lobby governments, politicians have good reason to lobby banks, too.

Won't liberalizing access to some experimental treatments just give drug and medical-supply companies another reason to lobby the government, this time so that their products may be approved?

If lobbyists recommend the company continue to lobby and provide plausible reasons to lobby, the company will continue to lobby.

He explains that unlike Drama, whose reasons for getting a Beverly Hills zip code were purely rooted in vanity, Ellin had actual reasons to lobby for the switch.

This coalition was formed a few months ago for one reason -- to lobby for the Fleming amendment to the FY14 National Defense Authorization Act, an amendment that would allow anti-gay discrimination and harassment in the military under the guise of "religious liberty".

He insisted that he was there simply as a show of support, not for political reasons, or to lobby for New York City's 2012 Olympics bid.

Some supporters of the measure, declining to be named, suggested that another reason for the speedy vote was the expectation that two of the bill's major supporters, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Mr. Gephardt, of Missouri, would be unavailable to lobby for health reasons.

Lined with books, this much-maligned voting system is archaic, but kept because it gives members a reason to meet and lobby one another.

I lobbied against Bill being the guy to get this job, and I encouraged my friends to lobby against him as well, for two reasons.

So they continued to lobby.