Examples of using Lobby groups in English and their translations into German
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Let us not allow lobby groups to decide on our behalf.
That inevitably produces spaces removedfrom the control of all representative bodies and occupied by oligarchies and lobby groups.
The political influence of financial donors and lobby groups add to the challenge.
Various lobby groups would use alleged consumer problems only as an excuse.
The world of trade and industry, associations and NGOs, lobby groups and think tanks are also actively represented.
Well-funded lobby groups have sowed doubt among the public and successfully downplayed the urgency of the threat.
However, I also believethat after today's vote the churches will remain our partners and will not be classified as lobby groups.
Is the European Parliament to be held hostage by powerful lobby groups representing alcohol manufacturers from southern Europe or the United Kingdom?
Think tanks, lobby groups, and national regulators have wasted no time in trying to influence Hill's efforts, and to head off any initiatives that might damage their interests.
Too much EU legislation is now created byanonymous officials who are influenced by experts and lobby groups in which the citizens' voices are not heard.
Huge disruptive action follows by lobby groups from the defence and agricultural industries and a few radical men's rights activists, who are unwilling to be controlled.
Do we want public opinion in our countries to decide that ourParliament serves as a'transmission belt' for economic lobby groups from various countries and sectors?
These lobby groups meet twice a year by tradition, in order to arrange things with each other with regard to political framework and matters of the pigs-mature-for-slaughter market.
University of Lausanne political scientist André Mach isco-leader of a comparative study of the strategies used by lobby groups in Switzerland and California.
And it splits the audience, lobby groups form, normal spectators and secret societies pop up, artist groups perform, stands are built, officials give speeches, saboteurs act.
The purpose of THERMIE II was to introduce renewable forms of energy-and that too would have been useful, but the lobby groups always oppose such measures, and nothing happens.
In accordance with a research project carriedout by the AK, there are 50 lobby groups for over 180 million employees, whilst at least 1,900 lobbying organisations are working on behalf of 30.5 million employers and self-employed people.
Semi-public, from institutions sourced out by the state such as the Public Employment Service(previously Public Employment Administration)or legal lobby groups such as the“Chambers” and.
And not only G-7 governments are trying to lure developing countries into the UNCTAD massage parlour-major industry lobby groups like the European Roundtable of Industrialists(ERT) and the International Chamber of Commerce(ICC) have also discovered the usefulness of this institution.
These range from fuller information about management and use of Community fundsto professional ethics in the European institutions and the framework in which lobby groups and civil society organisations are operating.
If political parties and lobby groups want to remain significant within an aleatory democracy, they would have to successfully promote their vision of the future among the people so that the representatives chosen by a draw, following careful deliberation, would then choose exactly the vision of the future envisaged by the parties and lobbyists.
Even less enthusiastic, however,would have been the reaction of influential inmate groups and Jewish lobby groups, if they had heard Frau Rosenthal's testimony publicly.
In my opinion we should increase the staff of MEPs and the European Parliament's committees in order to ensure their independence and the high standard of their work,for example, when dealing with the other European institutions, lobby groups or national parliaments.
The Board also interprets independence in the sense that it does not discuss individual impact assessments orits opinions with external lobby groups, with the exception of experts that are invited by the Board to provide advice in confidentiality.
With the above in mind, this opinion sets out to compile the recent knowledge, views and experiences relating tothe Strategic Framework and the National Roma Integration Strategies(NRIS) of the relevant gatekeeper organisations and European Commission departments, together with civil society organisations, lobby groups and movements defending Roma interests.
In early 1996, the revisionist Web site www.zundelsite.org caused a storm in the then still relatively tiny internet-pot,since its content was hated by several Jewish lobby groups and in particular by the German authorities, who all together tried with several legal and less than legal techniques to shut down this controversial site.
In a guest commentary for the national-conservative Israeli media network Arutz Sheva, Petr Bystron, the AfD's chairman in the Bundestag's foreign affairs committee,warned against anti-Israeli lobby groups that had allegedly infiltrated senior German government circles.
It will not be possible to overcome this tendency of subjectivity anddistortion until we no longer have to defer to these persons and their lobby groups, especially when these groups have great wealth and political influence.
To the contrary: Germany is fiercely persecuting any individual or group that promotes anything which could andwould be interpreted by certain lobby groups as being nationalistic, xenophobic, anti-Semitic, revisionist and so on.
At a time when we are facing a referendum on the Reform Treaty, not only are parents looking at the EU with a side glance and believing it is the problem,but farmers and other lobby groups are also certainly not happy with the European Union at the moment.