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Akira Matsubara of an NPO lobby group calls it a dramatic change. He expects as many as 70% of NPOs to get the new tax status.

The Prison Reform Trust, a sceptical lobby group, reckons that the private sector is cherry-picking bright modern prisons and leaving the grim Victorian ones to the public sector.

The hidden amounts of water used in manufacturing food and drink products should be made known to customers, according to lobby groups.

Akira Matsubara of an NPO lobby group calls it a dramatic change.

Compassion in World Farming, a lobby group, fears that crowded-in heifers will be stressed and unhappy.

WHETHER your purpose is to promote freedom, to curb it, or to quibble about its definition, the reports of freedom House, an American lobby group, make good reading.

The Alliance for Campaign Finance Monitoring, the local lobby group that collected the data, says the NRM has bribed voters with hoes, saucepans, seeds, sugar and salt.

The main business lobby group in Brussels is opposed as well.

The Institute for Industrial Development, a lobby group, calculates that average lending rates are 35% higher than deposit rates, against less than 10% in the other BRIC countries.

Hastily formed lobby groups are plastering the city with banners encouraging Goodluck Jonathan, the President, to run in next year's presidential election.

As head of one of America's biggest power companies and chairman of Edison Electric Institute( EEI), an industry lobby group, Mr Rogers has an influential voice.

Todd Groome, chairman of the Alternative Investment Management Association, an industry-lobby group, says “the language is quite broad-brush.