Significats de special interest group en anglès

I am secretary of the Irish Computer Society's special interest group on this problem.

Our concern must be for a special interest group that has been too long neglected.

In the showdown between the studio and the special interest group, both sides have taken hits.

The impression abroad is that the bullying tactics of a powerful special interest group have again prevailed.

She repeated her refrain that "we ought to recognize women aren't a special interest group".

This powerful special interest group is responsible for many of the technological innovations that drive our modern economy.

Thousands signed a letter stating he was a victim of a "very powerful special interest group".

And foreign cyberspies, both parties can agree, are one special interest group that has no place in American democracy.

Design: Nationwide population-based case ascertainment study via the British Ophthalmic Surveillance Unit and a national collaborative ROP special interest group.

A special interest group for the National party called Pacific Blues has taken the same stance as the party caucus.

A lobby group like any other, it should be treated with the scepticism we reserve for any special interest group.

This rally wasn't a lobby from a special interest group, although we did hear from the Prospect union on the need to protect investment.

Bishop called the retailer Patagonia a special interest group and criticized Chouinard for rejecting an invitation to testify before the House natural resources panel.

The Software Localisation Interest Group (SLIG) was formed three years ago as a special interest group for all parties involved in software localisation.

But Obama was an appeaser, especially eager to conciliate "People of Faith"-identifiedby the administration as a conservative special interest group dominated by evangelical Christians.

They are often wooed by special interest groups that have stakes in cases.