Sentence examples for grass roots involvement from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Julian Assange announced the formation of the WikiLeaks party: The party will combine a small, centralised leadership with maximum grass roots involvement and support.

The Biospheric Foundation has received a £300,000 sponsorship deal from Salford City Council, whose new elected city mayor, Ian Stewart says: This is a flagship project for Salford - transforming a disused, former printing works into a world-first eco-centre which will have huge grass roots involvement and leave a lasting legacy for the local community.

The Prime Minister, David Cameron, had a crack at it in one of his many busy bulletins on the state of the sporting nation, dealing in broad sweeps with the fundamentals of grass roots involvement, the importance of competition, of learning life lessons, investment, nurture and legacy.

Nonetheless, she said, she did not expect that intervention from the top would alter the need for greater grass-roots involvement in the church.

Key practices in this set include creating open access to managers for all staff and grass-root involvement of managers at operational level.

Turnbull said the Liberal party's democratic processes should be allowed to operate in the normal way "especially after such a long debate in the NSW Liberal party about the importance of grass roots membership involvement" – a reference to conservatives who have been campaigning for party reform and characterising key figures in the moderate faction as anti-democratic.

"These parties are to celebrate the film's success," said Eli Pariser, 23, the executive director of MoveOn, a liberal organization that advocates grass-roots involvement in politics.

The company is starting its largest campaign ever, including a television special, to spur more grass-roots involvement to make sure no child goes hungry.

So when Mr. Podany was asked to give a workshop in Istanbul in 1999, he decided to take a different approach, structuring it in a way that invited more grass-roots involvement.

"Through grass-roots involvement, citizens will keep a watchful eye over creeks, harbors, bays and beaches to protect them from activities that can lead to their decline," the mission statement says.

In New York City, where the word census has meant lost money and lost political power, community leaders and city officials like Ms. Alter are gearing up for the 1990 population count with the energy and grass-roots involvement usually reserved for a political campaign.