Preposition: from

• industry: Have lobbyists from the industry got something on key people at the FSA?

Converse of object

• pay: You should expect your representatives to not become a paid lobbyist when they leave office - ever!

• include: This included a very slick Turkish lobbyist, who would not look out of place as a dodgy second hand car salesman.

• have: Have the lobbyists found new way to getting their self-serving message through to " opinion formers " ?

• hire: Exploiting this interval, the US fishing industry hired lobbyists with access to top members of Congress.

• become: Today's women are empowered, they have become lobbyists, peace activists - they are the movers and shakers of their communities.

• meet: I hear that most MPs refused even to meet these lobbyists.

Preposition: for

• industry: Subsequently, lobbyists for the private school industry became ever more successful at gaining access to public funds.

Adjective modifier

• corporate: Economic dependence upon TNCs forces them to adapt to the agenda proposed by corporate lobbyists.

• chief: Wolters who was the chief lobbyist of several major oil companies in Texas, readily agreed to this action.

• powerful: As with all things when dealing with the powerful medical lobbyists, the government now has a real fight on its hands.

• environmental: In fact, some environmental lobbyists have called for the trade in fat people to be increased.

• political: Marcus Rosenthal, 32, political lobbyist I'd like to see the films.

• former: Lib Dem majority: 538 Ed Vaizey ( Wantage ) - Former lobbyist who currently acts as chief speechwriter for Michael Howard.

Noun used with modifier

• tavern: Vegas Towers To lobby the rating higher than face card or tavern league lobbyist.

• tobacco: In 1995, Boehner raised eyebrows by distributing campaign checks from tobacco lobbyists on the House floor.

• league: Vegas Towers To lobby the rating higher than face card or tavern league lobbyist.

• industry: Unfortunately most Senators seem to be listening to industry lobbyists more closely than to us.

• employer: It's time employer lobbyists put up or shut up.

• business: Decide which voices matter ordinary people or business lobbyists.