lobby|lobbied|lobbies|lobbying in English

verb

[lob·by || 'lɑbɪ /'lɒb-]

attempt to convince public officials to favor a certain cause or take a certain actio

Use "lobby|lobbied|lobbies|lobbying" in a sentence

1. Counteractive lobbying takes place, and consequently, legislators are less likely to receive misleading information when lobbied by groups from both sides of the issue

2. We emphasize that, in the model, both groups decide simultaneously whether to lobby, so that Counteractive lobbying is an equilibrium result.

3. 2 The ecologists successfully lobbied the bill through.

4. Double glaze windows,[Sentencedict.com ] add lobbies to outside doors.

5. 10 Time-share hucksters lurk in many hotel lobbies.

6. " Lobbies and endorsements and acceptances and foreign bills:

7. Restaurants lobbied successfully to be exempted from nutritional labeling.

8. C., in a coordinated lobbying effort.

9. In the lobby.

10. They are actively lobbying against the bill.

11. John is lobbying some members of the legislature.

12. They are Actively lobbying for the bill

13. They are actively lobbying for the bill.

14. They are lobbying for a reduction in defence spending.

15. Gun control advocates are lobbying hard for new laws.

16. When it’s baking time, my family lobbies for these Mexican Crinkle cookies

17. Small businesses have lobbied hard for/against changes in the tax laws.

18. The ceiling in the lobby cracked.

19. Jerry: You mean "stakeout" the lobby?

20. The accounting profession has lobbied recently to enact LLC laws in more states.

21. Brabblingly Entrance lobby with plenty choice

22. There's an ATM in the lobby.

23. The lobby is decorated in pastels.

24. There should be a targeted plan for lobbying committee leadership.

25. Farmers will lobby Congress for higher subsidies.