Sentence examples for through lobby from inspiring English sources

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Enter through lobby on Park Avenue.

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And, says Olga Kryshtanovskaya, a sociologist, their influence in smaller, private firms and through lobby groups in parliament is growing too.With such a group on top, Russia faces continued conflicts between the bureaucracy and big business, fought out through a biased judicial system.

The decision of the nation's highest court to reject the appeal from prosecutors in the state delivered a blow to campaigners who had hoped it would prompt a thorough review of the role of so-called "dark money" – undisclosed donations passed through lobby groups – in US elections.

— James Surowiecki, "Exit Through Lobby" (October 19, 2009) It's easy to understand the appeal of a "push-button" approach to fighting Al Qaeda, but the embrace of the Predator program has occurred with remarkably little public discussion, given that it represents a radically new and geographically unbounded use of state-sanctioned lethal force.

The proposed agreement is the direct result of systematic advocacy by transnational corporations in banking, energy, insurance, telecommunications, transportation, water, and other services sectors, working through lobby groups like the US Coalition of Service Industries (USCSI) and the European Services Forum ESFF).

It's not totally clear to me how, on a practical level, a see-through lobby ensures safety.

But now, with its expansive see-through lobby, an inviting new restaurant and fanciful outdoor courtyard, the hall practically shouts at people to come on in.

Positioned to back eastward down the slope, minimizing its impact on Main Street, the building's two structures are to be connected by a floor-through lobby with broad glass entryways in front and back, reached by granite steps.

This allows the galleries to present museum-quality exhibitions, requiring climate control and high security, while pass-through lobby galleries are limited to less valuable and less vulnerable work.

Honolulu will become a lost city, whales swishing through lobbies.