Sentences with phrase «by interest groups»

One of them is the personalized search that lets you search for singles classified by your interest groups.

Is that relationship influenced by interest groups or other factors?

As it's being attacked by the talk - radio right, the Common Core is being attacked by the interest group left.

I am sorry, the internet is dominated by interest groups with big marketing budgets, which is why there is not that much advertising from non for profit credit unions.

Most complex legislation is drafted by interest groups and passed on to the legislators for action.

For instance, if you like Jazz, you can search for singles classified by your interest group.

«The climate scientists fear that their results could be properly interpreted in public and exploited by interest groups seeking to understand what is really correct.»

The methods used by the interest groups trying to discredit or misrepresent the science on climate are the same methods (refined over time) that were used by the tobacco industry to discredit the science on the health effects of tobacco.

Critical ads followed him on vacation — part of a $ 60 million blitz by interest groups on all sides — even as his (past) support for a single - payer system echoed in viral videos online.

New York's House GOP delegation have been pressured by some interest groups, such as the New York State Association of Counties, to oppose the elimination of the deduction.

It is not only blacks who are deprived when the movement that he led is exploited and trivialized by interest groups and ideologues intent upon embroiling America in a class warfare in which blacks are but one, and by no means the most important, of alleged victim classes.

There is a rich digital ecosystem out there with so many dedicated websites and vibrant online communities that are, in many cases, pre-selected by interest groups that provide unique opportunities to connect and make an impact.

Tobacco production and consumption are encouraged by interest groups.

Jonathan said that the clarification was important contrary to speculations and permutations by some interest groups.

The «energetic re-assertions of the Conventional Portrait of «shortages,» shortfalls, failures of K - 12 science and math teaching» are «expressions of interests by interest groups and their lobbyists,» he testified at a November Congressional hearing.

A single political governing board can be captured by interest groups.

In New Jersey, charter school expansion has been embraced and supported by interest groups like the New Jersey Charter School Association (NJCSA).

Cuomo formed the education reform commission last year as the engine to drive his promise to shake up the state's school system, which, in his 2012 State of the State address, he painted as excessively expensive, under - performing, and driven by interest groups.

However, even purely scientific appraisals are often politicized and misused by interest groups.

«In retrospect, it often becomes clear how misguided resistance by interest groups is.

Rather regular, by an interest group worried that the current budget process wont allow for the continuation of the economically, environmentally and inhumane Common Agricultural Policy, already accounting for close to half the budget.

The recent proliferation of peer - to - peer rental sites (and pressure created by the interest groups wanting to either expand or ban this kind of activity) has left municipalities, governmental agencies and condominium corporations scrambling to properly regulate this hybrid mixed property use.

Because the usual legal debate is lacking, it is therefore of utmost importance that the highest court is informed by interest groups, NGOs and scientists.

«In 2006 business groups were responsible for over 90 percent of the television advertising paid for by interest groups.»

Afenyo - Markin, who sought an injunction against the controversial ADB IPO, is alleged to have been bribed with $ 400,000 by some interested groups to back down from the writ he had filed at the Supreme Court to frustrate the planned IPO.

Such perceptions are shaped not only by scientists, but by interest groups, politicians, and the media.

Moreover, the climate scientists fear that their results could be misinterpreted in public or exploited by interest groups.

When the result indicates that climate change is proceeding more slowly rather than faster the climate scientists are more worried that the finding «could be exploited by interest groups» and «misinterpreted in public» — though the latter difference is not significant.