Usar "special interest group" en una oración
special interest group oraciones de ejemplo
special interest group
1. Most other minorities and special interest groups will vote for him, and approximately half of all independents will do likewise
2. Regional (Presidential) Primaries may offer a partial solution in staving off the (disproportionate) influence of parochial designs on political candidates stumping the campaign trail by allowing them to carefully outline their positions on issues of national importance without undue pandering to special interest groups
3. In other words, it will need to reduce spending, promote economic growth and stop its political pandering to special interest groups!
4. “Well, I can certainly see why the political parties would not like to commit to their spending, since they would be liable for excesses above that, but wouldn’t the politicians themselves and special interest groups be hurt, too?” Michelle asked
5. Charles, having obviously given this whole issue a lot of thought, said “I actually think it is pretty likely that the special interest groups, collectively, might be better off under the mechanism
6. “Sure, there will be fewer non-salary inducements to seek elected office as the special interest group grip on politics wanes
7. “The PAC and other contributions by special interest groups likely to be favored after an election are largely responsible for the growth in campaign spending
8. special interest groups, whose money they need
9. The case attracted all manner of causes and special interest groups that could not prevail in the political process, and came to rely on judges to do their work for them
10. Special interest groups feed their pockets telling them how to think
11. The political leaders, with the ‘consistent / influencial’ assistance of the ‘media’ --- during years of influence by special interest groups and expanding technology --- giving them the ability to reach small and large audiences and to slowly but surely and, with virtually no counter movement by the “vocal opposition”--- have convinced many voters to accept their ‘point of view’
12. If you get paid, you have to produce and Senators and Congressmen are influenced by too many special interest groups to be effective for the common man
13. to the special interest groups and corporate America
14. influenced by the party leadership and special interest groups contributing to re-election
15. America has long been for sale to special interests, but at the very least special interest groups should have to buy the favor of all Americans, not just politicians
