Sentence examples for grassroots conditions from inspiring English sources

The applicability of policy refers to the compatibility between policies and the local grassroots conditions.

In contrast, if policies are incompatible with local grassroots conditions, the policies are inapplicable and impractical.

There are a number of factors impacting the applicability of policies, such as the quality of policy making (Ning 2000; Huang 2011), how complicated the grassroots conditions are (Wang 2008), and how complicated the bureaucratic structure is (Chen et al. 2013).

In February the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper formulated grassroots projects to improve conditions for the poor, estimated to make up 70% of the population.

The reasons for the decline, however, are not hard to find: almost no grassroots football strategy, poor conditions for coaches and children wanting to become footballers, as well as huge changes in society as a whole.

It is the result of years of both changing conditions, effective grassroots organizing, and changing public views about the poor.

"A large part of the growth of the defense budget is to make up for the low military spending in the past and is mainly used to upgrade equipment and improve the welfare of servicemen and women and the living and training conditions of grassroots troops," NPC spokesperson Zhang Yesui told the state-run Xinhua news agency.

Compared to urban medical institutions, grassroots heath service units have poor work conditions and fewer promotion opportunities.

Thereafter, the joint grassroots conference took place, under intense and hostile conditions between the two states, in Aweil town from 19 to 21 February 2012.

"The landscape is complicated, but there's deep grassroots support to challenge inequality and improve job conditions," Sonn says.

The findings highlight the need to implement health policies that focus on incentives, working conditions, workloads, and personnel management at grassroots level.