Sentence examples for relentless lobbying from inspiring English sources

Harry Truman decided to support Israel's founding after relentless lobbying.

Some bureaucrats felt under siege by the relentless lobbying.

Japan's aggressive and relentless lobbying appeared to pay dividends.

Eventually, however, relentless lobbying by a huge coalition from church groups to celebrities had its effect.

Through her relentless lobbying, Max Freiberg was allowed to leave Buchenwald and go to Shanghai.

He credited the contractors, Bell Helicopter Textron and Boeing, but particularly the Marines, for a relentless lobbying and public relations campaign.

"Don't we have an obligation to try?" But the president has been unable to break through the blockade set up by one of the most powerful and relentless lobbies in Washington.

Groups like the Business Roundtable, the relentless lobby for chief executives, would have you think that business is simply too important to be left to the shareholders — who do often seem oriented toward the (very) short term.

But even the Presidents who are remembered for their relentless congressional lobbying and socializing were more often than not successful for more mundane reasons — like arithmetic.

After months of delay and relentless corporate lobbying, the Senate voted, 92 to 5, on Tuesday for a bill that would create $170 billion in new tax breaks for business while trying to crack down on a variety of tax shelters.

Effective advocacy at the federal level takes relentless, unremitting lobbying, which is not cheap.