Sentence examples for educated grassroots from inspiring English sources

An educated grassroots can hold governments accountable for achieving the progress they promise, and women all over the world need to own this agenda.

To educate MPs and bring a spectrum of female opinions into the fold, women's rights activists should meet regularly with their local representatives - male or female - and develop grassroots pressure on politicians, says Fatemeh Haghighatjoo, who served as a reformist MP from 2000-2004.

The existence of staff who were little educated and lack of specialised training in grassroots also made it hard to adapt to the responsibilities changing.

A middle class educated black person, or a black person faking grassroots bona fides, acts like a "broker" for the "downtrodden" with the powerful whites as if he's a legitimate representative of their interests.

The Good Steward Campaign -- a grassroots advocacy organization of primarily young Christians -- educated more than 600,000 Christian voters in Massachusetts about the importance of the Keystone XL pipeline.

It seems to me the archetype of his selections are white, middle class to wealthy, privately school educated and people that have chosen politics as their career field, not grassroots people that have entered politics to right perceived inadequacies in the system.

In the speech to Tory party grassroots activists on Friday evening, Sir John - who went to a grammar school in south London and left with three O-Levels - said: "In every single sphere of British influence, the upper echelons of power in 2013 are held overwhelmingly by the privately educated or the affluent middle class.

They are better educated.

(highly educated).

Both were privately educated.

Well educated.