Sentence examples for grassroots journal from inspiring English sources

Conservative Home, a grassroots journal of the British Conservative Party, lamented that "the only grown-up candidate in the election" — Mario Monti, the technocrat prime minister — won just 10 percent of the vote.

Turns out the suspicions were well-founded: Thousands of those comments used the stolen identities of real people to mimic actual grassroots support, according to the Journal.

The Wall Street Journal reports, The grassroots program aims to reduce disability by improving community health and neonatal and maternal care by focusing on malnutrition, sanitation, hygiene and family planning.

In the days since she made a large loan to her campaign from her personal funds, Mrs. Clinton has been gathering a larger percentage of her campaign cash from small online donations — borrowing a page from Mr. Obama's grassroots efforts, says The Wall Street Journal, which "shows the necessity for candidates to use the Internet to compete".

Such discussions have taken place at conference sessions; in multiple journal articles and reports; and as part of grassroots efforts by trainees, particularly postdocs.

Well-designed journal clubs provide an engaging lifelong learning strategy that can accomplish grassroots knowledge translation (KT) by gathering nurses together over a meal and debating the merits and relevance of recent research.

If Ronald Reagan was a victory for grassroots conservative activists and George W. Bush was a win for evangelicals, Paul Ryan stands for the Wall Street Journal editorial page wing of the party.

According to the plan, $600,000 would be spent advertisements in the Wall Street Journal and $350,000 would be given to other groups including Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace to conduct "grassroots and social media activism".

"Talk about grassroots.

He argues for a slower, grassroots approach.

A grassroots protest was quickly seen off.