Sentence examples for traditional lobby from inspiring English sources
But the biggest change was reconfiguring the traditional lobby, now called the "gallery," into three activity areas.
In place of a traditional lobby and bar, Hyatt Place hotels have an area called the Gallery, which offers a coffee and wine cafe, a nook with a television and armchairs and a variety of seating options, including a communal table.
Led by former kid prodigy Larry Gadea, who worked for Google at 19 and later moved on to Twitter, it has kept pretty quiet since it took a $15 million check in June 2015 from marquee Silicon Valley investor Andreessen Horowitz to digitize modern office management, starting with a visitor registration system that kills the traditional lobby sign-in book.
That statistic, though, is somewhat misleading, because the distinction between traditional lobbying and the work of Rubenstein Associates is blurry.
So if the business of pardon-getting became akin to traditional lobbying, what was wrong with that?
Although formally organized associations play a predominant role in traditional lobbying efforts, non-associational groups and interests often have an important influence.
Many of his buildings did away with traditional lobbies, employing set-back entrances from which wide public spaces extended to the street.
She said that in the interest of complete disclosure, her reporting of her lobbying income included fees for activities other than traditional lobbying on Capitol Hill.
But these are not reasons to gut the law, which is intended to inform the public about who's giving to traditional lobbying associations as well as any group with lobbying interests in Albany.
The scope of the ongoing upheaval in lobbying was brought home with a vengeance in 2011 and 2012 by the failure of traditional lobbying strategies to win approval of the Stop Online Piracy Act.
Mr. Quinn spearheaded the rapid Washington education of these security companies, most of which are based in Europe and do not have a track record of using the traditional lobbying tactic on Capitol Hill -- campaign contributions.
