Sentence examples for grassroots infrastructure from inspiring English sources

This involves building "a grassroots infrastructure with the under-30 community" in partnership with campus-based groups and state parties, according to an announcement on Thursday.

However, he said reaction to her speech on Saturday was "mixed" and that she needed to build a grassroots infrastructure and raise money to be taken seriously as a prospective candidate.

Because he qualifies as a "home-grown" player under FIFA's "9+9" proposal, it might simply persuade clubs in countries with poor grassroots infrastructure to spend more time scouting for talented teenagers abroad.FIFA's long-running concern may well be justifiable.

Germany has a bigger population than England but not by enough of a margin to explain its crushingly superior record of tournaments won and finals reached.The reason for England's under-achievement is that it lacks the grassroots infrastructure to develop skillful young players.

The most common way to open a question following a talk is, "How can we do more to …" Participants want to know how to improve the institutions governing athletics and grassroots infrastructure for the sport, and how to institutionalise sports psychology to improve performance.

Wednesday saw the launch of the newly-named Premier League and FA Facilities Fund,  which will hand out £102m over the next three years to grassroots infrastructure projects.

He praised the ward, a deprived, multicultural inner-city area, for its community cohesion and vibrant grassroots community infrastructure.

Carrying a sign that read, "Malcolm, your office or mine?", Hanson told the Nine Network she would stand up for "grassroots Australians", listing infrastructure, reining in the debt and "pulling the country together" as her key priorities.

More recently, indigenous communities have organized grassroots protests against environmentally hazardous infrastructure projects and the incursion of mining companies on their land.

Failing to invest in sports infrastructure at both grassroots and professional level was the 2008 bid's downfall, and the 13-acre waterfront site is now due to accommodate 1,900 residential units priced betweeen C$300,000 and C$2m – with affordable housing, as always, to follow later.

Nearly a quarter of the bridges in Pennsylvania are structurally deficient, the highest of all states, according to Transportation for America, a grassroots organization advocating updated transportation infrastructure.