Sentence examples for a grassroots community from inspiring English sources

Big coal went all out to try and stop a grassroots community group putting climate science before the court.

The 'MFLtwitterati' – a grassroots community of UK-based modern foreign language teachers on Twitter – has proved to be an invaluable testbed for ideas on using new technologies.

Australian Linh Do has been a grassroots community organiser in Melbourne and now edits environmental newswire The Verb, a group of young writers from 17 countries.

I was able to witness the makings and motions of the reproductive justice movement on a constant basis from a grassroots, community based organization in Brooklyn.

In an effort to curb a recent surge in child homicides, Detroit officials unveiled a plan that would punish gun offenders more severely, seize and demolish drug houses, and create a grassroots community action initiative.

They frantically note how, just like Santos, Obama began as a grassroots community organiser, is married with two children and faces a veteran Republican senator unpopular with his core conservative base.

El Centro Hispano: A grassroots community-based organization dedicated to strengthening the Latino community and improving the quality of life of Latino residents in Durham, North Carolina, and the surrounding area.

"Bamboo bikes are starting to get a lot of attention on the international scene," notes Danso, the chief executive officer of Booomers International, a two-year-old, bamboo-bike-building subsidiary of the Yonso Project, a grassroots community-development organisation in Ghana.

La Coordinadora of the Lower Lempa and the Bay of Jiquilisco in El Salvador is a grassroots, community-led organization of 27,000 families in more than 100 communities.

A mark of a great grassroots community organizer is having a viable strategy but no wedded to it that one is not flexible to the undercurrents of the Spirit.

A true grassroots community saying an unshakeable "no" to the forces that show such unholy indifference to life; one that may be distributed and networked in space but is, like an eco-system, rooted in the sacred fact of the Earth; non-violent and loving with a force as implacable as the Earth; drawing on the strength of a persistence that cannot die though it outlast even our species.