Sentence examples for grassroots pressure for from inspiring English sources

It will also make it harder for Labour conference organisers to resist grassroots pressure for a debate on Iraq.

Grassroots pressure for the Liberal Democrats in government to take a tougher line may surface at the party's spring conference starting on 9 March.

After strong grassroots pressure from veterans, the government now grants disability for service-connected illness to veterans who served in Vietnam and have one of 15 diseases.

"The FCC's eighth-floor executive office has been thrown into chaos amid a mounting backlash that shut down its phone lines as a growing number of open-Internet advocates camp out in front of their office... "Chairman Wheeler is feeling the grassroots pressure against his pay-for-prioritization proposal," says Craig Aaron, president and CEO of Free Press.

The Ukip donor Arron Banks is expected to launch a grassroots pressure group to push for a hard Brexit, inspired by Momentum, the Labour-supporting movement that backs Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.

The point is to get people up to speed on the crucial debate over permit auctions, which should be a central focal point for grassroots pressure on the process.

History teaches us that progress doesn't come about in a vacuum and that grassroots pressure plus investment in politics is a very powerful catalyst for change.

If we congratulate ourselves for voting and then fail to mount sustained grassroots pressure, he will ultimately either vacillate before, or be vanquished by, the stultifying institutions he will confront in DC.

"Our grassroots pressure is an attempt to get President Obama to live up to the mandate for sweeping change that was given to him in the 2008 election". MoveOn.org rallied its base on Friday.

Grassroots pressure to emulate Labour's turn to the left in Britain is certain to grow.

Grassroots pressure can change politics – the youth organisation Sunrise Movement has had remarkable success in pushing for the proposal of a Green New Deal in the US, forcing every Democratic hopeful to speak out on the climate.