Sentence examples for grassroots exercise from inspiring English sources

The organisers of the Talk campaign, an equally grassroots exercise at the very least, weren't even able to get enough funding to get a decent report out.

Participants said that being on toad patrol was a grassroots conservation exercise that was much more satisfying than giving money to a large environmental group.

With eight-year-old grassroots players the first exercise may be a good place to start; 16-year-old academy players would be bored immediately.

The gathering of Republicans in Cleveland last week was very much an exercise in inciting the anger among the grassroots voters who propelled Trump to the nomination.

However, the coalition cannot be "just a tick-box" exercise of Lib Dems picking off policies to keep the grassroots happy, and there are still major differences to overcome.

Civil society and national and international law associations ought to adopt similar campaigns and strategies to raise awareness and build grassroots support and call on ICC States Parties to adopt the resolution, without exercising their opting out reservation.

Grassroots local innovations blend traditional care with modern, Western practice.

The mapping exercises are part of a strategy developed by the Girls Education Movementt (GEM), a grassroots initiative active in countries throughout Africa and officially launched in Uganda in 2001.

Some argue that lower-level supervisors are part of the hierarchical management system, the grassroots controls at the shop-floor level, and thus, it is fair to say that they exercise domination on ordinary laborers.

One of the more extended exercises in Democratic soul-searching of late is the book "Crashing the Gate: Netroots, Grassroots and the Rise of People-Powered Politics" by Jerome Armstrong, founder of MyDD.com and Internet strategist for Howard Dean's presidential campaign, and Markos Moulitas Zuniga, founder of Daily Kos.

"Talk about grassroots.