Sentence examples for will try to lobby from inspiring English sources

Company officials will try to lobby legislators who voted no or abstained on Aug. 28 to schedule a new vote for Sept. 11, Ms. Ben-Susan said.

There, he is expected to try to lobby his counterparts for military action against Syria.

If that does not work, it may try to lobby the government in Ottawa to change the law.

We are committed to strengthening ACoBA's remit and to toughening up its enforcement capability, and we will try to amend the Lobbying Bill to get the changes through as soon as possible".

Amid growing concerns over the level of influence wielded over the Government by private firms, Labour will try to amend the Lobbying Bill to enforce greater scrutiny over the "revolving door" between Whitehall and business.

"I have not tried to lobby him," Mr. Frist said.

Google is simply trying to lobby the City of Mountain View to change the zoning.

are alarmed because they found Muslims trying to lobby Congress.

The actors tried to lobby the government to create legitimacy (F7) and make resource mobilisation (F6) but the practical results are disappointing.

Victims' organizations will try to get the bishops to agree to lobby against the statutes of limitations that in many states make it difficult to file lawsuits and to bring abusers to justice.

The waning anti-Social Security lobby will try to stop our progress, but the American people understand that boosting benefits is the right thing to do and now is the right time to do it, for millions of middle-class families and our nation's economic recovery.