Sentence examples for from their grassroots from inspiring English sources

An expert in twentieth-century British politics, Bogdanor has predicted that the coalition will eventually collapse because such governments always face overwhelming pressure from their grassroots.

Nevertheless, documenting the process and success of scale-up is itself important if development initiatives are to foster participation and remain accountable to communities, and to avoid cumbersome organisational structures that are detached from their grassroots bases [ 23].

It also seems no accident that the two countries in the West that were spearheading the neoliberal "Reagan-Thatcher Revoluthen" in the 1980s the US and the UK are now the first ones experiencing pushback from their disenfranchised grassroots working classes, thus giving rise to so-called "outsiders" like Donald Trump and the far right.

Both campaigns have touted the money they have earned from smaller donors to prove their grassroots appeal.

Many community-based health promotion and development NGOs in the Global South spring from grassroots concerns, and may therefore need to be especially watchful for any signs of faltering in their grassroots base.

More predictably, the House remained firmly in Republican hands too; Speaker Paul Ryan and his lieutenants have more to fear from their own party grassroots and from a perhaps vengeful new man in the White House than they do from the shattered Democrats, for whom this outcome is the sum of all fears.

The tax collector business has been brought up on the Ron Paul forums by Paul-supporters who are clearly irked that the "Tea Party" candidates like Bachmann (and former Fed employee Herman Cain) are stealing grassroots attention from their preferred insurgent candidate.

The party's MPs, including leader Nick Clegg, signed personal pledges at the election to vote against any increase in tuition fees - and any attempt to reverse this will bring them under pressure from students and their own grassroots supporters.

And as England are finding out to their cost, from grassroots to the global stage, there is no substitute for pace.

Other institutions are taking their cues from grassroots movements like San Francisco-based Classical Revolution, Opera on Tap in Brooklyn and Groupmuse, which started in Boston, and embracing the idea of live performance in a super-casual setting, like a bar.

The picture is changing, driven by committed women and their male allies from grassroots to the corridors of Aigle.