Sentence examples for vigorous lobbying from inspiring English sources
An Australian Foreign Ministry statement said the country would make a "high level" and "vigorous" lobbying effort to at least commute the death sentence, but a spokesman for the Afghan Foreign Ministry, Zahir Faqiri, said that "so far we have not received any official protest from the government of Australia".
Mr Barenboim fought off that idea with a vigorous lobbying campaign.
The impression is of discreet but vigorous lobbying by an accounting industry with much to lose.So Mr Webster it is.
Turkey denies, however, that this was a planned genocide, and had mounted a vigorous lobbying campaign against the resolution.
The change of heart for some Republican governors has come after vigorous lobbying by health industry players, particularly hospitals.
That, in turn, has prompted a vigorous lobbying campaign by New York lawmakers, who say they face a tough fight.
The various gambling interests are expected to carry out vigorous advertising, lobbying and grass-roots campaigns in large part because of the way that Mr. Cuomo is seeking to expand gambling.
The proposed acquisition has prompted an expensive and vigorous legal and lobbying campaign over the last year by the deal makers and Mr. Murdoch, who has had his eye on DirecTV since G.M. decided to sell its Hughes Electronics unit two years ago to focus on the auto business.
To quote Nate Silver again, "if Obama can't get a DADT repeal passed, then good luck with something like universal health insurance, which though also supported by solid majorities of the public, is not at 75percentt support, and will be met with much, much more vigorous resistance from lobbying groups".
The White House on Monday defended the president's efforts on the gun legislation, saying he had made a vigorous effort to lobby wavering senators.
Their presence is acknowledged as lightening the load on the state, but Colonel Qaddafi is wary, concerned lest a vigorous business lobby might lead to political challenges.
