Sentence examples for turn lobby from inspiring English sources

It's become common to speak of "the prison-industrial complex," and the analogy to the military-industrial complex is a good one: in both cases, government spending helps fund very profitable businesses, which, in turn, lobby legislators and regulators to keep the funds flowing.

Politicians pander to those who wield the most money, who in turn lobby the politicians for access to power.

They also give a lot of money to the NRA which in turn lobbies government for easier gun laws.

Hoteliers have also gotten into the act, turning lobbies and suites along South Beach into veritable galleries.

GM, when possible, turned lobbying over to its Chinese partner.

GM, when possible, turned lobbying chores over to its Chinese partner.

Spencer says the Chamber is spending its money to educate its members of the perils of the legislation and those members in turn will lobby their elected officials.

Like the Ace in New York City, which cultivated a kind of a creative beehive, the Scandic wants in-the-know Swedes to plunk down on its overstuffed sofas, crack open their laptops and turn the lobby into a communal scene.

"To turn the lobby into a site of commerce and expect that people aren't going to really be bothered by that really does imply a certain type of dweller: somebody for whom a life of being perpetually sold to at all times is not a problem".

The storm flooded Ms. Benson's building, turning her lobby into a river.

After a dinner of burgers and beer, the class reconvened at the Holiday Inn Express, turning the lobby into a makeshift classroom.