Sentence examples for trade lobby from inspiring English sources

BusinessEurope, an influential trade lobby, says it wants the proposed package to be "withdrawn and re-tabled as an economic piece of legislation" rather than an environmental policy.

The following year, she joined the National Cable Television Association, the trade lobby for an industry whose public image was dismal.

EEF, the manufacturing trade lobby, on Monday called on the government not to leave companies in limbo but to set out a plan to maintain tariff-free access to the EU's single market.

Britain's Call-Centre Association, a trade lobby, thinks that employment in the industry in Britain will rise in the next few years; in the United States, call-centre employment is expected to decline slightly.As IT spending recovers from recession, labour markets in America and Europe are becoming tighter in this industry too.

That's why the free trade lobby howls about protectionism.

Mainstream publications like Der Spiegel are examining prostitution for what it is and are critical towards the sex trade lobby.

Taking a charitable view of the revelation was the Indoor Tanning Association, a trade lobbying group based in Washington, D.C.

French trade lobbies gave warning that Polish plumbers would swamp the country, yet they also agreed that France was desperately short of plumbers.

Texas, home to many compounding pharmacies and their main trade lobbying group, has been an important base of support, producing industry allies like Mr. DeLay and Representative Joe L. Barton, a Texas Republican.

Yet in imposing sanctions for human rights violations, lawmakers are defying not just the Kremlin of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, but also President Obama, who while embracing the normalization of trade lobbied against mixing the issues.

Now, Chiquita is reduced to international trade lobbying and litigation, and not very successfully at that.