Sentence examples for string of lobby from inspiring English sources

The installation in Washington, in a choppy string of lobby galleries, was something of a bust.

Visitors to the Office of New York City's Chief Medical Examiner are greeted by a long string of Latin words mounted on the lobby wall.

The business lobby has already scored a string of wins in recent years: tax cuts on capital gains and dividends, bankruptcy reform and a crackdown on class-action litigation.

His supporters claim that it vindicates a string of concessions to steel, farm, lumber and textile lobbies.

"HSBC was never likely to leave London, but by dangling the threat of doing so, it has successfully lobbied policymakers into unpicking a whole string of measures designed to protect taxpayers and consumers," Berry said.

Wiles has had a string of political jobs, including work at her mother's lobbying firm and as a campaign aide for candidates her mother advised, including Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) and Trump.

A string of recent blunders have made their case more powerfully than years of lobbying.

Should McAndrews & Forbes withdraw from the powerful business lobby, it would be the latest in a string of high-profile defections.

It comes as MPs begin a fresh attempt to clean-up the lobbying industry in the wake of a string of cash-for-influence scandals.

The unusual string of absences began shortly after he and his wife were arrested in the lobby of a Florence-area bank on suspicion of trying to cash $379,000 worth of stolen and forged checks.

Facing a string of competitive contests with Sanders, Clinton depicted the Vermont senator as favoring the gun lobby over crime victims, saying she would push for stronger background checks for gun buyers.