Definition of pressure group in English:

pressure group

noun

A group that tries to influence public policy in the interest of a particular cause.
an environmental pressure group
Example sentencesExamples
- Fourth, a pressure group may speed up legislation by writing bills and helping legislators make progressive agreements.
- In accepting the position last June, he took on the leadership of a venerable pressure group with 57,000 members.
- A different option is to become earnest and join a political party or a pressure group.
- We do believe in behaving like a government and not simply like a pressure group.
- The deadline for objections was August 19 and the pressure group continued to gather support until that date.
- What stops a pressure group from generating multiple suits?
- It will be little more than a pressure group on the existing major parties.
- I think that they found it very difficult to go from a pressure group to a political party.
- Even the pressure group who have lobbied so hard against the plan now seem to accept that time and options have run out.
- That's the difference between being a pressure group and a valid political party.
- Well I certainly respect their impartiality; I don't see a council as a pressure group.
- Some people want it only to be a pressure group that will redirect the ANC back to its ‘true path’.
- When a political party becomes a pressure group it loses its credibility.
- Now, a new pressure group of business and political leaders from throughout the north west has been set up to lobby for extra funds.
- If successful in this area, a pressure group might end up helping to shape future government initiatives.
- Instead he founded the Union of Democratic Control, a pressure group which advocated a negotiated peace and a League of Nations.
- We will continue to be a pressure group, a permanent opposition.
- They will continue to remain as a pressure group from the outside and keep their autonomy and independence.
- Greenpeace insist that they are an environmental pressure group.
- The council decided to write to the governors of the school and will later consider forming a pressure group to push to get the pool open.
Synonyms
clique, coterie, caucus, cabal, bloc, camp, group, grouping, side, sector, section, wing, arm, branch, division, contingent, set, ring, lobby

Definition of pressure group in US English:

pressure group

nounˈpreSHər ˌɡro͞opˈprɛʃər ˌɡrup

A group that tries to influence public policy in the interest of a particular cause.
an environmental pressure group
Example sentencesExamples
- The council decided to write to the governors of the school and will later consider forming a pressure group to push to get the pool open.
- The deadline for objections was August 19 and the pressure group continued to gather support until that date.
- In accepting the position last June, he took on the leadership of a venerable pressure group with 57,000 members.
- Instead he founded the Union of Democratic Control, a pressure group which advocated a negotiated peace and a League of Nations.
- If successful in this area, a pressure group might end up helping to shape future government initiatives.
- Even the pressure group who have lobbied so hard against the plan now seem to accept that time and options have run out.
- We will continue to be a pressure group, a permanent opposition.
- That's the difference between being a pressure group and a valid political party.
- Now, a new pressure group of business and political leaders from throughout the north west has been set up to lobby for extra funds.
- When a political party becomes a pressure group it loses its credibility.
- It will be little more than a pressure group on the existing major parties.
- We do believe in behaving like a government and not simply like a pressure group.
- Greenpeace insist that they are an environmental pressure group.
- Some people want it only to be a pressure group that will redirect the ANC back to its ‘true path’.
- They will continue to remain as a pressure group from the outside and keep their autonomy and independence.
- Well I certainly respect their impartiality; I don't see a council as a pressure group.
- Fourth, a pressure group may speed up legislation by writing bills and helping legislators make progressive agreements.
- I think that they found it very difficult to go from a pressure group to a political party.
- What stops a pressure group from generating multiple suits?
- A different option is to become earnest and join a political party or a pressure group.
Synonyms
clique, coterie, caucus, cabal, bloc, camp, group, grouping, side, sector, section, wing, arm, branch, division, contingent, set, ring, lobby

单词	pressure group
释义	Definition of pressure group in English: pressure group noun A group that tries to influence public policy in the interest of a particular cause. an environmental pressure group Example sentencesExamples Fourth, a pressure group may speed up legislation by writing bills and helping legislators make progressive agreements. In accepting the position last June, he took on the leadership of a venerable pressure group with 57,000 members. A different option is to become earnest and join a political party or a pressure group. We do believe in behaving like a government and not simply like a pressure group. The deadline for objections was August 19 and the pressure group continued to gather support until that date. What stops a pressure group from generating multiple suits? It will be little more than a pressure group on the existing major parties. I think that they found it very difficult to go from a pressure group to a political party. Even the pressure group who have lobbied so hard against the plan now seem to accept that time and options have run out. That's the difference between being a pressure group and a valid political party. Well I certainly respect their impartiality; I don't see a council as a pressure group. Some people want it only to be a pressure group that will redirect the ANC back to its ‘true path’. When a political party becomes a pressure group it loses its credibility. Now, a new pressure group of business and political leaders from throughout the north west has been set up to lobby for extra funds. If successful in this area, a pressure group might end up helping to shape future government initiatives. Instead he founded the Union of Democratic Control, a pressure group which advocated a negotiated peace and a League of Nations. We will continue to be a pressure group, a permanent opposition. They will continue to remain as a pressure group from the outside and keep their autonomy and independence. Greenpeace insist that they are an environmental pressure group. The council decided to write to the governors of the school and will later consider forming a pressure group to push to get the pool open. Synonyms clique, coterie, caucus, cabal, bloc, camp, group, grouping, side, sector, section, wing, arm, branch, division, contingent, set, ring, lobby Definition of pressure group in US English: pressure group nounˈpreSHər ˌɡro͞opˈprɛʃər ˌɡrup A group that tries to influence public policy in the interest of a particular cause. an environmental pressure group Example sentencesExamples The council decided to write to the governors of the school and will later consider forming a pressure group to push to get the pool open. The deadline for objections was August 19 and the pressure group continued to gather support until that date. In accepting the position last June, he took on the leadership of a venerable pressure group with 57,000 members. Instead he founded the Union of Democratic Control, a pressure group which advocated a negotiated peace and a League of Nations. If successful in this area, a pressure group might end up helping to shape future government initiatives. Even the pressure group who have lobbied so hard against the plan now seem to accept that time and options have run out. We will continue to be a pressure group, a permanent opposition. That's the difference between being a pressure group and a valid political party. Now, a new pressure group of business and political leaders from throughout the north west has been set up to lobby for extra funds. When a political party becomes a pressure group it loses its credibility. It will be little more than a pressure group on the existing major parties. We do believe in behaving like a government and not simply like a pressure group. Greenpeace insist that they are an environmental pressure group. Some people want it only to be a pressure group that will redirect the ANC back to its ‘true path’. They will continue to remain as a pressure group from the outside and keep their autonomy and independence. Well I certainly respect their impartiality; I don't see a council as a pressure group. Fourth, a pressure group may speed up legislation by writing bills and helping legislators make progressive agreements. I think that they found it very difficult to go from a pressure group to a political party. What stops a pressure group from generating multiple suits? A different option is to become earnest and join a political party or a pressure group. Synonyms clique, coterie, caucus, cabal, bloc, camp, group, grouping, side, sector, section, wing, arm, branch, division, contingent, set, ring, lobby
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