Examples of 'lobbied hard' in a sentence
Meaning of "lobbied hard"
lobbied hard: To advocate strongly for a particular cause, typically by trying to persuade or influence government officials or organizations. This phrase is often used in the context of politics, activism, or corporate interests
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lobbied hard
He said he was lobbied hard by your man.
The gift card and flower industries also lobbied hard.
They lobbied hard for exclusion.
You wanted her job you lobbied hard for it.
I lobbied hard for this.
Since then they have lobbied hard to change it.
Firms have lobbied hard against data localisation rules around the world.
Prussia was extremely alarmed by this development and lobbied hard for it to be reversed.
Local leaders lobbied hard for provincial status.
The situation was not easy as the Czechs also lobbied hard.
The tobacco industry lobbied hard against the laws.
Robertson lobbied hard with politicians and the press for the extension of conscription.
Device manufacturers have lobbied hard and helped defeat them.
He lobbied hard for the position in Los Angeles.
Robin Williams lobbied hard for the part.
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He lobbied hard to be made Primate of Scotland but without success.
As a member of parliament he lobbied hard for the Naval Defence Bill.
Hungary lobbied hard to get the enlargement portfolio in the new European Commission.
Since you are so set on sidewalks, you must have been lobbied hard.
The former had lobbied hard for the inclusion of a quota for women.
At the same time, the container industry lobbied hard behind the scenes.
The companies have lobbied hard to water down the requirements in the law.
However, actress Betsy Blair was interested in playing the role and lobbied hard for it.
The real estate industry lobbied hard against strong language on this front.
To beat Jerry Seinfeld for the job. but inside sources say he has lobbied hard.
They have also lobbied hard for cultural and religious leaders to back them.
Nevertheless, Turkish officials had lobbied hard against its adoption.
Marty lobbied hard against Jimmy t.
The Belgian Congo was especially rich, and many Belgian businessmen lobbied hard to maintain control.
The Progressive Mothers lobbied hard for the first female teacher in Avonlea.
The International Federation of Journalists ( IFJ ) had lobbied hard for his release.
Morgan lobbied hard for the role, eventually persuading Linehan.
The housing co-operative movement lobbied hard to gain better borrowing conditions.
Marty lobbied hard against Jimmy t. There is zero tolerance for paranoia, delusions of grandeur.
They had huge marketing budgets, lobbied hard and asked for forgiveness not permission.
I lobbied hard for this. Say yes.
The New York mayor 's office lobbied hard to bring the awards back.
As archbishop, Tagino lobbied hard for his own candidates in the suffragan sees of Magdeburg.
The company, along with other mining firms, had lobbied hard for the reduction.
INA has also lobbied hard for accelerating " Iraqification " of the army and security forces.
Both Neil Diamond and Arnold Schwarzenegger lobbied hard for the role, but were ignored.
Meg Ryan lobbied hard for the part of Hester Prynne, but lost out.
The Big Four, and the multinationals they advise, have lobbied hard against public country-by-country reporting.
He and others lobbied hard for an independent University of Liverpool which was achieved in 1903.
The main employers ' association, which had lobbied hard against the proposal, welcomed the result.
Evidence suggests Canada lobbied hard to water-down the FQD, using CETA as leverage.
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I lobbied the race coordinators for weeks
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It lobbied for the independence of the island
