But, in practice, the cut to the exchequer-funded portion of Sport England's grassroots sport budget – which applies only to resource funding and not capital projects - will amount only to a few million pounds.
Thirty of the 46 sports currently funded by the government's agency for grassroots sport have applied for cash to set up new "satellite clubs".
For example, engaging community members, closely working with grassroots groups, and applying a systems lens to their programming, were all seen as intensive activities that required a significant investment of resources.Certainly the importance of forming partnerships and working collaboratively with stakeholders is well recognized within public health.
We propose a framework of five different scales to analyze the development of grassroots innovations and we apply this framework on the long-term development of an agricultural grassroots innovation movement that pioneered innovative dairy farming practices combined with landscape management.
There is a lesson for all of us in the perils of playing in astroturf that applies as much to the synthetic grass as to fake grassroots organizations.
While in the legislature, he continued to apply the grassroots strategy he learned from Earl Snell, but expanded it to cover the entire state to increase his political base.
And, decide that you would help apply critical grassroots pressure to stop corrupt or "free-spending" politicians from bankrupting your nation.
This applies to campaign Web sites and blogs, listservs set up by political operatives and artificial grassroots movements (a.k.a. "astroturf").
"There are all these research studies about how to make training data" that Labelbox analyzes and applies, says co-founder and COO Ysiad Ferreiras, who'd led all of sales and revenue at fast-rising grassroots campaign texting startup Hustle.
The paper builds on theory developed by the new regional geographers over the last twenty years, most notably Anne Gilbert and Anssi Paasi, and applies the theoretical framework to three North American case studies in what can be classified as ad hoc rural initiatives in contested landscapes, initiated by local or grassroots actors to foster a specific conceptualization of region.
Andrew Leonard, writing for Salon, summed up the opposition well, "I don't know how one decides when asking a mayor for something is lobbying and when it isn't, and I really don't know how the word 'grassroots' applies to an organization that is at least partially funded by industry players" (for background on who's funding Peers, see here).
