Definition of «lobbyist group»

A lobbyist group refers to a group of individuals who work together to influence the decisions and actions of lawmakers and government officials on specific topics or issues. They promote the views and interests of their members, often through advocacy and persuasion.

Sentences with «lobbyist group»

Maybe you should stop listening to special interest lobbyist groups, taking the money and favors they offer, and listen to real people so you can solve real problems. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
About 79 % of persons appointed to various positions by our Presidents are people they have no knowledge about their competence, incompetence and general attitude, they are fixed there through manipulations by the various lobbyist groups in our parties, friends, cronies, family members, party executives etc to serve their parochial interests and these are the people who spearhead corruption in our public institutions. (ghanapoliticsonline.com)
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, a Calgary - based lobbyist group for the oil patch, gave $ 11,100 to the BC Liberals in the six months leading up to the 2017 election (they also gave just under $ 3,300 to the BC NDP). (dogwoodbc.ca)
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