n.(对政府或委员会进行游说的) 说客

原形：lobbyist复数：lobbyists

Lisa has become an active lobbyist at Whitehall.
丽萨已经成为在白宫中的一个积极游说者。
Lobbyists and groups of lobbyists have played an active role in legislative activity.
说客和说客团体在立法活动中扮演了积极的作用。
Lobbyists have influence over senators.
游说者对参议员有影响力。
The lobbyist spent hours convincing the senator to support the new environmental policy.
这名说客花了几个小时说服参议员支持新的环境政策。
As a lobbyist for the tech industry, she frequently meets with lawmakers to discuss data privacy regulations.
作为科技行业的说客，她经常与立法者会面，讨论数据隐私法规。
His job as a lobbyist requires him to build strong relationships with members of Congress.
他作为说客的工作要求他与国会成员建立牢固的关系。
The pharmaceutical lobby has been pushing for reduced regulations on drug pricing.
制药游说团体一直在推动减少对药品定价的监管。
Environmental lobbyists are advocating for stricter laws to combat climate change.
环保说客正在倡导制定更严格的法律以应对气候变化。
After years of lobbying efforts, the education bill was finally passed into law.
经过多年的游说努力，教育法案终于被通过成为法律。
Critics argue that lobbyists often have too much influence over political decisions.
批评者认为，说客往往对政治决策有过多的影响。
She left her job in journalism to become a lobbyist for human rights issues.
她辞去了新闻工作，成了一名人权问题的说客。
The agriculture lobby is a powerful force in shaping farm subsidies and trade policies.
农业游说团体在塑造农产品补贴和贸易政策方面是一股强大的力量。
The transparency rules now require lobbyists to publicly disclose their clients and expenditures.
现在的透明度规则要求说客公开披露他们的客户和支出情况。