Sentence examples for grass roots development from inspiring English sources

"Olympic status would give us so much more in terms of grass roots development and media coverage".

FIFA grass roots development officer Sam Schweingruber said of this: "In Cambodia, it was unthinkable at the outset for girls to take part in the Grassroots programme.

While official recognition as an Olympic sport did not mean that it was played at the Olympics, it did mean that the national association and the Cook Islands government could then access Olympic funding to help cover costs for facilities, travel, coaching, umpire training and other grass roots development efforts.

Their missions -- more focused, impatient and overtly political than the grass-roots development work of Ford and Rockefeller -- resemble miniature foreign policies, and often bump shoulders with Washington's version.

In general, he could filter more money directly to grass-roots development projects, bypassing Indonesia's corrupt and inefficient bureaucracy.All the signs indicate that Mr Yudhoyono thinks far more deeply and creatively about these issues than Miss Megawati did.

Which is why part of the £10.2 million that judo has received from Sport England for grass-roots development over the next four years (an increase of almost £3m) will be used to launch a programme which the BJA believe can help bring down levels of inner-city street crime and possibly unearth fresh talent as well.

Dunham then had a career in rural development, championing women's work and microcredit for the world's poor and worked with leaders from organizations supporting Indonesian human rights, women's rights, and grass-roots development.

The result, minuted at that meeting, is that even if the next television deal falls short of the Premier League's current (2004-07) £1.2bn domestic rights deal, the Premiership will maintain its 5% contribution to the Football Foundation, the body responsible for grass roots and community football development.

And doing grass-roots development work is wonderful.

"Doing grass-roots development work is wonderful," Ms. Okonjo-Iweala said.

Microfinancing is a grass-roots development tool that works best when run as a viable business, independent of government.