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Meanings of lobby for in English

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Usage of lobby for in English
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Wingas said it will lobby for more gas use in power plants.
Reuters
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RSA Data Security's lobby for stronger forms of encryption software forges ahead.
Wired
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Tan was asked to travel abroad to lobby for West Papuan independence.
Radio NZ
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Natalie and Jack had stood awkwardly in the lobby for a moment.
The clouds beneath the sun
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Francie clutched her box and waited in the lobby for her father.
The new yorker
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Her motivation to lobby for its abolition grew out of this heartbreak.
The Irish Times
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She says you want her here to lobby for you, Mr. Schneidekoupon.
Democracy, an American novel
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Faced with a cash crunch, their lobby for more government support grows stronger.
Reuters
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Their critics say they lobby for and pass legislation tailored to their interests.
Reuters
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We will continue to lobby for safeguards to the marine environment.
The Irish Times
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Those affected are normally not in a position to lobby for their rights.
The Irish Times
12
Date's firm does not lobby for clients or provide input on government relations.
Reuters
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Gold plans to call the governor daily to lobby for the law's repeal.
Reuters
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Sparky exited the elevator as I was waiting in the lobby for Ryan.
206 Bones
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Will you just step aside with me to the lobby for a moment?
The King's Highway
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Tom lingered in the cacophonous lobby for a good ten minutes before she showed.
While galileo preys
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Ireland
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