Sentence examples for impact on grassroots from inspiring English sources

"It would be a hammer blow to fans if the Six Nations were no longer available to the masses on terrestrial TV, and the chief executive of the Six Nations should consider the impact on grassroots sport of moving behind a paywall," he said.

Thus, studying police trust from the perspective of political participation could include more aspects ignored in existing research before (Sun et al. 2012), in particular, the impact of grassroots election on police trust.

Ian Ritchie, the RFU chief executive, described it as "a truly exceptional year" which would have a big impact on the grassroots game in England.

The interest of researchers in studying its impact in recent time is connected to the increase in its volume and the visible impact it makes on grassroots development in the developing economies.

However, the most important part of the campaign for me was the potential future impact on fans and grassroots football.

If FIFA wants to have a positive impact, it should focus on grassroots initiatives and leave the market alone.

"But you've got to have a look at the emotional side of the game and the impact it will have on grassroots, all that kind of stuff, as well.

Thank God that Zain [cell network] is here now," said Sister Giovanna, underscoring the tremendous impact basic technology can have on grassroots, civilian protection.

In December, the group said the law "will undermine community development and democratic participation on a broad level, including having a potentially grave impact on the ability of grassroots communities to participate in their own development.

"The current economic climate also points to us not making a decision at this time which could adversely impact on sport at the grassroots.

Yet we have precious few studies of how the oil sector is managed and its impact on Russian society at the grassroots level.