Sentence examples for vocal interest from inspiring English sources

When China drafts new commercial laws, American businesses take a lively and vocal interest.

For the past six years I've reported on the moans and groans of highly vocal interest groups.

So far 145 other members of Congress, who watch these negotiations with acute – and often vocal – interest, have joined me in calling for Amir's freedom.

Lawmakers from Mr. Abe's own Liberal Democratic Party have openly criticized a push to allow the sale of nonprescription drugs on the Internet — a move that would hurt brick-and-mortar pharmacists, a vocal interest group in Japan.

The annual Gay and Lesbian Pride March is by tradition a rowdy event, sort of half Mardi Gras, half political rally by one of New York City's most vocal interest groups.

AMERICAN politics might appear polarized along a red-blue divide, but the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street movements are claiming to do the same thing: defend the real majority against the powerful elites and vocal interest groups that control the political system.

Technocratic planning decisions may be best overall, but run up against vocal local interest groups.

It is hard to energize a pro-trade lobby to counter the political clout of vocal protectionist interest groups, especially in an election year.

Individuals who learn that all science is a social construct may reject scientists as just another vocal special interest (Sokal 2008).

A major challenge for proponents of SHS regulation, as with most tobacco control endeavours, lies in the public benefits of regulation being perceived as diffuse, while the potential costs of regulation are concentrated on a vocal single interest group – the clubs and hotel industry [ 45].

It also requires steely political will, and the courage to take on lots of vocal vested interests.