Definition of interest group in English:

interest group

noun

A group of people that seeks to influence public policy on the basis of a particular common interest or concern.
opposing the measure were representatives of various education interest groups
Example sentencesExamples
- But tax experts warn that it wouldn't be easy because all of those tax breaks are important to powerful interest groups.
- But some political analysts give him only until April as prime minister, citing turf wars between rival interest groups.
- High taxes enrich the corrupt politicians and their special interest groups.
- Their primary concern is with tax cuts for the wealthy and appeasing radical right wing interest groups.
- Her analysis demonstrates how off-cycle elections reduce voter turnout and amplify the power of organized interest groups.
- Whether you're a manufacturer or a service business, a non-profit or an interest group, you have a "product" to sell.
- Take back America from the special interest groups.
- The plan was met by hostility from internet rights activists, poiticians, internet users, internet service providers and interest groups alike.
- He said the reworked roadways benefit the entire community, not any particular interest group.
- You have interest groups lined up on both sides, all making a case that they are on the side of consumers.
- He's entitled to represent any interest group in his electorate, as long as he does so overtly.

Definition of interest group in US English:

interest group

noun

A group of people that seeks to influence public policy on the basis of a particular common interest or concern.
opposing the measure were representatives of various education interest groups
Example sentencesExamples
- He said the reworked roadways benefit the entire community, not any particular interest group.
- He's entitled to represent any interest group in his electorate, as long as he does so overtly.
- But some political analysts give him only until April as prime minister, citing turf wars between rival interest groups.
- You have interest groups lined up on both sides, all making a case that they are on the side of consumers.
- Take back America from the special interest groups.
- Their primary concern is with tax cuts for the wealthy and appeasing radical right wing interest groups.
- The plan was met by hostility from internet rights activists, poiticians, internet users, internet service providers and interest groups alike.
- High taxes enrich the corrupt politicians and their special interest groups.
- Her analysis demonstrates how off-cycle elections reduce voter turnout and amplify the power of organized interest groups.
- But tax experts warn that it wouldn't be easy because all of those tax breaks are important to powerful interest groups.
- Whether you're a manufacturer or a service business, a non-profit or an interest group, you have a "product" to sell.

单词	interest group
释义	Definition of interest group in English: interest group noun A group of people that seeks to influence public policy on the basis of a particular common interest or concern. opposing the measure were representatives of various education interest groups Example sentencesExamples But tax experts warn that it wouldn't be easy because all of those tax breaks are important to powerful interest groups. But some political analysts give him only until April as prime minister, citing turf wars between rival interest groups. High taxes enrich the corrupt politicians and their special interest groups. Their primary concern is with tax cuts for the wealthy and appeasing radical right wing interest groups. Her analysis demonstrates how off-cycle elections reduce voter turnout and amplify the power of organized interest groups. Whether you're a manufacturer or a service business, a non-profit or an interest group, you have a "product" to sell. Take back America from the special interest groups. The plan was met by hostility from internet rights activists, poiticians, internet users, internet service providers and interest groups alike. He said the reworked roadways benefit the entire community, not any particular interest group. You have interest groups lined up on both sides, all making a case that they are on the side of consumers. He's entitled to represent any interest group in his electorate, as long as he does so overtly. Definition of interest group in US English: interest group noun A group of people that seeks to influence public policy on the basis of a particular common interest or concern. opposing the measure were representatives of various education interest groups Example sentencesExamples He said the reworked roadways benefit the entire community, not any particular interest group. He's entitled to represent any interest group in his electorate, as long as he does so overtly. But some political analysts give him only until April as prime minister, citing turf wars between rival interest groups. You have interest groups lined up on both sides, all making a case that they are on the side of consumers. Take back America from the special interest groups. Their primary concern is with tax cuts for the wealthy and appeasing radical right wing interest groups. The plan was met by hostility from internet rights activists, poiticians, internet users, internet service providers and interest groups alike. High taxes enrich the corrupt politicians and their special interest groups. Her analysis demonstrates how off-cycle elections reduce voter turnout and amplify the power of organized interest groups. But tax experts warn that it wouldn't be easy because all of those tax breaks are important to powerful interest groups. Whether you're a manufacturer or a service business, a non-profit or an interest group, you have a "product" to sell.
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