Sentence examples for bottom up saying from inspiring English sources

In his address, Mr. Obama also pledged to look for budget-cutting ideas "from the bottom up," saying he would establish a process through which every government worker could submit ideas on how to save money.

The idea was to communicate a conceptual idea about growing a grassroots movement from the bottom up, says Bogost.

"The court is encouraging investigations from the top down rather than from the bottom up," said Asma Jahangir, the country's most prominent human rights lawyer.

Working from the bottom up, said footwear begins life as a high-performance trainer, then moves seamlessly into 1970s espadrille territory.

"The market is getting healthy from bottom up," said Chris Meyers, the chief operating officer of the brokerage, "and we consider that to be a good sign".

"People who follow this company know it from the bottom up," said Duncan Clark, a partner in BDA China Ltd., a consulting firm in Beijing.

"Real change always comes from the bottom up," says Jackson. "Change has never come from the top down, it comes from ordinary people, not so-called politicians or leaders".

Ms. Senecal is also adopting another idea from the meeting: The agency will devote the hours of 10 a.m. to noon each Friday to "hot housing," as employees divide into groups and brainstorm new approaches for clients".It's motivating all levels of the organization from the bottom up," said Miles S. Nadal, chairman and chief executive at MDC in Toronto.

"Most of the taught programmes offered in the UK are based on lab work, that is the nervous system is modelled from the bottom up," says Dr Adrian Burgess, senior lecturer in psychology at Imperial College which runs an MSc in integrative neuroscience.

"I see them as a role model in the UK football as they've developed from the very bottom up," said Lokomotiv's marketing manager Davron Azizov.

The charter and code of conduct have also given scientists' groups in Europe more clout to initiate changes from the bottom up, says Jorge, who in 2010 cofounded ANICT, an association defending the interests of doctoral researchers in Portugal.