Sentence examples for grassroots alternative from inspiring English sources

They've inspired activists in other cities to establish immigrant-worker centers as a grassroots alternative to large, bureaucratic labor unions.

Some candidates have gone so far as to embrace him, such as Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who is positioning himself as a grassroots alternative to Trump.

There is no neat continuity between London's history of grassroots alternative housing and Corbyn's startling call for the requisition of private property for displaced residents.

As a result, in 1995 we created CEGA -- Creating Effective Grassroots Alternatives -- which developed effective community development projects and grassroots alternative.

Alongside the Do LaB's Lightning in a Bottle, Symbiosis has developed into a crown jewel of the so-called "transformational" circuit, a network of grassroots alternative festivals driven by Burner themes––sustainability, self-reliance, progressive politics––set to the beat of electronic music.

Where are the acres of news space about grassroots alternatives to the free market?

"Viewed in this light, Disco Demolition Night supports an altogether different interpretation of the 1970s as a decade that saw ordinary Americans gravitate to radical grassroots alternatives, both left and right, out of frustration with the political center".

How can we mobilize grassroots forces, alternative technology, and progressive public officials to fundamentally change the laws and public policies that are driving us to the brink of disaster?

Artist and film-maker James Static says: "We want to be part of a wider movement that offers an alternative, grassroots distribution channel to struggling film-makers.

The lineup, which focuses on alternative, grassroots approaches to science and communication, is detailed below, and we are also offering a pair of VIP tickets to the entire weekend, including luxury camping, a "galactic banquet" and a unique tour of the Lovell telescope's control room (see below).

We need more cultivation of grassroots demand for alternative livelihoods and greater effort to identify factors that limit developing local ownership (Pollnac et al. 2001).