Sentence examples for would lobby for from inspiring English sources

But who would lobby for the conflict to be taken to the Security Council?

It would lobby for campaign finance changes, civil rights and higher ethical standards for public officials.

Well, the aviation men would lobby for a third runway, wouldn't they?

The unnamed organisation would lobby for reform on issues such as immigration, education and scientific research.

Mr. Bush's strongest words were for Mr. Ashcroft, who he said he would lobby for directly if necessary.

As a start, they said they would lobby for efforts already under way for an amendment to the Constitution.

Common Cause, he said, would lobby not for special interests but for the people, seeking greater public participation in government and greater accountability by national and state officials.

AIPAC would lobby Congress for aid to Israel, but its members would be Americans, taking orders from an American board of directors.

Labor unions, which have sparred with the mayor over ways to reach $600 million in savings, said they, too, would lobby legislators for a commuter tax.

But the party has not yet released a new version of the bill, and conservative Muslim groups said they would lobby hard for the tougher legislation during an expected debate in Parliament in the coming weeks.

Members of the group said that they would lobby Congress for an update to the current law, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which was written in 1986, nearly a decade before Internet use became mainstream.