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lobby

[lob-ee] / ˈlɒb i /




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CoreCivic doesn’t lobby for or against policies or legislation affecting incarceration durations and offers the greatest value to the government for detaining immigrants, said Senior Director of Public Affairs Ryan Gustin.

From The Wall Street Journal

BBC economics editor Faisal Islam has recounted how Darling later revealed he was subjected to intense lobbying by Dimon and other senior bankers to ditch the policy.

From BBC

Around 3 million Americans die each year, a number expected to approach 4 million annually over the next two decades, according to the National Funeral Directors Association, an industry lobbying group.

From The Wall Street Journal

Railway spending per head rose almost 70 percent last year as the previous government pushed to renew the network, according to passenger lobby group Pro Rail Alliance.

From Barron's

There’s a candy dish in the lobby, which is awash in hues of cream and white, offering visitors gummies infused with passion fruit and the calming herb ashwagandha.

From Los Angeles Times