Sentence examples for grassroots steps from inspiring English sources

Further into the interview, Mr. Obama seemed to lament that the civil rights movement became intensively battled in the courts and never took the grassroots steps to achieve "redistributive change".

"Our record breaking fundraising success this quarter has been built on our Members stepping forward and our grassroots stepping up," Israel said in a statement.

That's where the conservative eco-right grassroots group RepublicEN is stepping in.

These largely grassroots organizations are good first steps for postdocs to gain recognition from the administration as a sizeable population with valid needs.

It is also a step away from grassroots activism to advocating for opening up power structures to women.

Just as many grassroots post-Sandy volunteer efforts stepped in to fill gaps in the official disaster response, worker centers like the Brooklyn-based WorkerStaten Islandject and Staten Island's El Centro del Inmigrante, along with the advocacy organization National Day Laborer Organizing Network, offered safety and know-your-rights trainings, with support from city and federal labor authorities.

"House Republicans' reckless shutdown hurt the middle class -- so our grassroots supporters and Democratic Members stepped up to fight back, leading to a record fundraising month and continuing to give the DCCC the tools we need for 2014," said Rep. Steve Israel (D-N.Y ., chairman of the D-N.Y .n a statement.

"It took a dedicated grassroots group, professional research and disciplined steps to bring the project forward," said Carolyn O'Brien, of the Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk.

Your speech was wonderful, but please stay focused on helping those grassroots Africans who are already taking steps to make a difference.

Mr. Lurie thinks that the next step may be more grassroots, as smaller companies figure out how to repurpose existing devices, like the iPod, to work in new environments.

First, I want every constituency party to have a strengthened mandate to engage on a regular basis with all sections of the community as an initial step to strengthen our grassroots presence.