Sentence examples for grassroots environment from inspiring English sources

Of course the international conferences are very important; but my argument is that before you come up with a policy, the grassroots environment is very important.

But in a grassroots environment in which presently one-in-three referees walks away from the game every year, it's hard to aggressively expand the top-tier talent from such weak foundations.

It stinks," says Desmond D'Sa, who co-founded the coalition of environmental, community and church groups in 1995 and who this week has won a Goldman award, the world's most valuable ($175,000) international prize for grassroots environment work.

"As we enter the project's second year, I'm optimistic that Local will prove to be a way that the Guardian can explore networked journalism in action, and help inform the mutualisation debate, by working through the issues and challenges which face a major news organisation working in a grassroots environment in this innovative way".

I never dreamed that a place so aesthetically special would also serve the environment and grassroots social impact artists.

"This is about much more than one race: The national environment, unprecedented grassroots energy and impressive Democratic candidates stepping up to run deep into the battlefield leave no doubt that Democrats can take back the House next fall".

"Our task now is to ensure we are providing the best possible facilities, coaching and club environments at grassroots level so that even more women and girls can take up the game and experience the enjoyment that comes from playing the sport regularly in teams".

As the People's Daily article put it: "The language environment of the grassroots, with its special characteristics, is different from that of the [Communist] party and government officials".

This article conducts a detailed case study of a dynamic policy implementation process and argues that such alternation is attributable to the environment in which grassroots governments implement policies.

I made contact with most interviewees through snowball sampling, and in addition approached two members of the SRMT Environment Division, two members of the MCA Department of Environment, and six individuals who were at some time affiliated with the grassroots organization Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment (ATFE).

And millions of those uninsured people -- many of them young and healthy -- are in tightly concentrated urban areas, target-rich environments for the grassroots groups and politicians working to sign people up.