Sentence examples for grassroots issues from inspiring English sources

Most of these films highlight grassroots issues; many now command powerful platforms.

Feminism is still seen as elitist in a country where the majority of the population is rural and has "grassroots" issues to deal with.

There is discontent at the professional level from clubs and players, the second tier is increasingly assertive, new franchises are stating their cases, all against a backdrop of challenges at the grassroots, issues with development pathways and frustration with the progress of national teams.

It is surprising that Sanders, the most successful national grassroots leader in generations, supports grassroots issues, receives his funding from the grassroots, but has a campaign that has chosen to inadequately fund its grassroots field work, while spending the largest portion of its budget on corporate media buys.

Grassfire's president Steve Elliott has a solid right wing resume, according to his bio, which says that Elliott "has rallied citizens on a host of grassroots issues, including border security, tax reform, abortion, traditional marriage, supporting our troops, exposing media bias and defending the Pledge of Allegiance".

"It's definitely a grassroots issue," Blanchette said.

According to Crossroads GPS's tax filings, it has spent more than $17 million on "direct" political expenditures and more than $27 million on "grassroots issue advocacy" through the end of 2011.

"Crossroads GPS is primarily a non-profit grassroots, issue advocacy organization but we do a limited amount of political activity as allowed by law," Lindsay wrote in an email.

Rep. Ro Khanna, a progressive Democrat who represents Silicon Valley, called Feinstein "out of touch" with the grassroots on issues like the economy and foreign policy.

A day before ALEC convened its Washington, D.C., conference, more than 100 national, state and grassroots organizations issued a joint letter urging ALEC state lawmakers to reject the group's anti-environmental agenda, cancel their memberships, and encourage their colleagues to do so as well.

Protecting trails through lobbying and grassroots advocacy on issues that impact hikers, like trail funding, limited access and wilderness protection.