Lobbyists in a sentence

The mayor added that he also wants to ban contributions from lobbyists and gifts from both lobbyists and city contractors.

In Maryland, legislators are opening up ethics investigations to lobbyists and others who have experienced sexual harassment on the job, while in Maine, lobbyists are now allowed to attend mandatory training for legislators on sexual harassment.

In May 2006, based on conversations with members of Congress, key aides and lobbyists, The Hill magazine listed Ashcroft as one of top 50 "hired guns" (lobbyists) that K Street had to offer.

About $285,000 in spending was reported by lobbyists and their employers over a nine-week stretch as they bought dinner for legislative committees, launched advertising campaigns and left gifts on lawmakers’ desks.

Adams is referring to the state and local agencies that seemingly collude with lobbyists to award licensures.

All money received by lobbyists from provincial, territorial, municipal, federal and international governments.

Anjan Luthra has claimed attempts to improve Cricket Scotland were being undermined by lobbyists after he resigned as chairman in the wake of major criticism of his and the organisation’s attempts to tackle racism.

But opponents of term limits say they have emboldened lobbyists who have more sway with inexperienced legislators.

ClubsNSW has led the charge against the cashless card proposal, and Freedman believes Labor has been in the lobbyists’ pocket for too long.

Colleges and universities—whose students are pushing for divestment from fossil fuels—continue to employ lobbyists who also work for ExxonMobil, the Koch Companies, and other funders of climate denialism.

Georgian Dream lawmakers said the bill was based on the US’s own Foreign Agents Registration Act, which primarily covers lobbyists working directly for foreign governments.

He added that he does not take money from "anybody," including PACs, lobbyists, and corporations.

In this integrated model, lobbyists and government affairs executives are replaced with a seamless intra-government transmission point between the desires of the corporate client and the operation of that government.

It felt a little like pre-Covid times at the Legislature Tuesday, as dozens of legislators, lobbyists and concerned citizens talked story out by the rails while bills were deliberated inside conference rooms.

Labour’s plans to ban ex-ministers from lobbying the government for five years after leaving office are “encouraging” but need to go further, lobbyists have said.

Leon pointed to a sworn FBI affidavit that surfaced last alleging lobbyists having outsized influence in Anaheim and Irvine.

Most of the personalities lobbyists are clamouring for were nowhere near his pedigree and can’t match his tactical knowledge of the game of football.

No groups have declared opposition to the bill, but lobbyists who attended the subcommittee meeting were wary of it.

PBMs’ political opponents, such as lobbyists for drugmakers and their allies like the National Community Pharmacists Association, have generated plenty of negative press for PBMs.

Santos also accused members of Congress of voting drunk and having inappropriate relationships with lobbyists.