Sentence examples for grassroots framework from inspiring English sources

INM's goals are to build indigenous sovereignty, to repair the relationship between indigenous peoples of Canada (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit), the crown, and the government of Canada from a grassroots framework, and to protect the environment for all Canadians to enjoy for generations to come.

There is no doubt that the Social Democratic Party sponsors expect to unearth huge grassroots support to provide the electoral framework which will launch them as an efficient election-winning organisation.

This paper aims to close the gap by combining fragmented state and grassroots governance with institutionalism's "structure agency" framework.

The football authorities have also announced a club licensing system from grassroots upwards that will provide a framework to make sure clubs operate within already agreed rules.

The suggested method is based on a novel modelling and optimisation framework that can address grassroots design, retrofit, or (pure) operation problems in which design and operational parameters are optimised simultaneously throughout several scenarios.

For novel work on human rights in Africa, grassroots experiences to formulate human rights frameworks and notions that resonate with African morals and belief systems can be developed and be accepted and useful in practice.

This "astroturf" campaign (a fake grassroots effort) is almost exactly the same framework as Pacheco's plan outlined in 2009.

Over the years, a specious debate has pitted advocates for community-level grassroots activists against proponents of strong legislative frameworks, creating a false rivalry between the bottom-up and top-down approaches to eradicating the practice.

It is shown that the framework conveniently and efficiently enables automated grassroots and retrofit synthesis of DESS identifying unexpected and complex designs.

QI involving HCWs presents another framework for using ideas from the grassroots to effecting change on local levels.

Its main objectives were to reduce grassroots or second-tier conflicts, to promote a rights-based framework for peace-building for UNICEF and its partners in Government and civil society, and to mainstream peace building in UNICEF's work.