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Sentence patterns related to "lobbyists"

1. Lobbyists indulged in a little quiet schmoozing.

2. For the squeamish, there was the lobbyists' card game.

3. Few lobbyists proffer an explicit quid pro quo to elected officials.

4. Democrats are Cozying up to corporate lobbyists despite purity pledges

5. 1 They spent millions on lobbyists and flacks to improve their image.

6. Some act primarily as lobbyists, while others primarily conduct programs and activities.

7. That apparently has resulted in lobbyists interpreting the rules on their own.

8. Congress's response to recent bribery scandals has been to impose footling restrictions on lobbyists.

9. The current legislation allows lobbyists to report much less than is actually incurred.

10. As lobbyists, sports officials, sponsors and governments vied for advantage, the politics became duplicitous.

11. In an hour-long philippic the legislator denounced the lobbyists opposing his payment.

12. Alphabetical by lobbyist last name - click here for Analphabetical listing of all lobbyists

13. In an hour-long philippic, the legislator denounced the lobbyists opposing his bill.

14. Subject: Distinction between business lobbyists and independent experts, and openness about the Commission's special advisers

15. Those attending will meet with the city's lobbyists and attend a luncheon with Gov.

16. Verb (used with or without object) to assert one's authority or influence (over): lobbyists Bigfooting …

17. Intended to further agricultural interests: "He wrote about the lobbyists who had an Agrarianly advantageous …

18. Many environmental lobbyists oppose even researching climate engineering. This is startling, given the manifold benefits.

19. Lobbyists for the tobacco industry have expressed concerns about the restriction of smoking in public places.

20. Both lobbyists and Bureaucrats value contact with congressional subcommittees that shape the laws that govern their interests

21. The speaker has, in the past, paid a fine for not disclosing fully his property ventures with lobbyists.

22. This could mean that we end up with a revolving door Congress, in which former members return as lobbyists.

23. 12 Aronoff, Riffe, other lawmakers and lobbyists adamantly deny any connection between campaign contributions,(www.Sentencedict.com) honoraria and legislative action.

24. We have a code of conduct for lobbyists, and we have an absolute prohibition on Members of Parliament receiving gifts.

25. Considering that the programme will be implemented (mostly) through procurement, objective 3 of DG TAXUD's AFS (i.e. " Raising awareness on possible conflict of interest in dealing with external stakeholders such as lobbyists, tenderers, contractors") with focus on 1) maintaining records of contacts with lobbyists, 2) centralised management of procurement procedures and contacts with tenderers, 3) dedicated training on contacts with lobbyists, will be particularly applicable to the implementation of the programme.

26. Note: The nonpartisan center tallied personal contributions in 1995 by 300 Washington lobbyists, lawyers and members of their families.

27. 18 This could mean that we end up with a revolving door Congress, in which former members return as lobbyists.

28. Term limits could mean that we end up with a revolving door Congress, in which former members return as lobbyists.

29. 22 Term limits could mean that we end up with a revolving door Congress, in which former members return as lobbyists.

30. 13 The lobbyists' job was to drum up support among rank-and-file lawmakers-a majority of whom had just voted for it.

31. K Street Buzzes Over Possible Shift to Biden After Trump Era (Bloomberg) -- Washington’s vaunted corps of lobbyists is bracing for the prospect of …

32. Intended to further agricultural interests: "He wrote about the lobbyists who had an Agrarianly advantageous bill for big agricultural businesses." agribusiness 1

33. John Mann, Labour MP for Bassetlaw who campaigns against the ease with which lobbyists gain parliamentary passes, said: "A parliamentary pass is worth its weight in gold to a lobbyist.

34. Therefore, I would like to ask the European Commission to resist the enormous pressure from the lobbyists and prepare a rational and well-balanced alternative to the current version of ACTA.

35. That's when powerful interests and their lobbyists are most able to buy access and influence in the corridors of power -- because none of us are there to speak up and stop them.

36. Corruptionist One who's job is dealing with corruption channels in government. currently incorrectly named lobbyists, a Corruptionist pays for access to a minister and often receives a financial benefit for themselves or parties they represent

37. Their ranks would include activists , artists , computer gamers , couriers , funders , intellectuals , journalists , lawyers , lobbyists , organizers , researchers , shopkeepers , and teachers . In short , Mr . Schünemann ' s initiative could lead ultimately to the electronic tagging of all Islamists .

38. Various professionals and businesspeople told Griffin that Apaid was “the real government in Haiti.” During the 1991-1994 coup against Aristide, Apaid Jr.’s father, André Apaid Sr., was “one of the chief lobbyists in the US” for the military junta

39. TRANSPARENCY : PARLIAMENT TO REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OF LOBBYISTS This is the setting from which emerged a generation of Anarchistic creators, such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mike Bidlo, Sue Coe, Ethyl Eichelberger, Karen Finley, Judy Glanzman, Keith Haring, Peter Hujar, Nan Goldin

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41. Various professionals and businesspeople told Griffin that Apaid was “the real government in Haiti.” During the 1991-1994 coup against Aristide, Apaid Jr.’s father, André Apaid Sr., was “one of the chief lobbyists in the US” for the military junta

42. The term Bundling refers to a form of fundraising in which one person or small groups of people—lobbyists, business owners, special interest groups, or activists seeking legislative action—convince their wealthy friends, co-workers, and other like-minded donors to simultaneously write checks to their preferred candidate for public office.

43. Omar issued an apology the next day, stating: "I am grateful for Jewish allies and colleagues who are educating me on the painful history of anti-Semitic tropes", adding, "I reaffirm the problematic role of lobbyists in our politics, whether it be AIPAC, the NRA or the fossil fuel industry."

44. Carter Clews is the chairman and founder of LaptopLobbyist.com, a website that calls itself "America's first and foremost online conservative community."He is also the president of Impacts International LLC, which provides "web-powered public policy services to corporations, associations, political strategists and lobbyists seeking to influence key decisions within the legislative, executive