Sentence examples for increase in grassroots from inspiring English sources

Among the legacy promises made to secure the London 2012 Games was a vow to make it the first to inspire a long-term increase in grassroots participation.

But this growth wasn't accompanied by an equivalent increase in grassroots support.

Richard Caborn, chairman of the Amateur Boxing Association of England, said: "Boxing is one of the few sports that has continually delivered increases in grassroots participation over the last four years and it is great to see that this achievement has been recognised in the new funding announcement".

Because we've seen an increase in fake "grassroots" news sent to our tips box and this is one of the most egregious offenders.

Ironically these new educational policies have led to an increase in oppositional grassroots movements such as the opt-out movement.

However, it will also include increased investment in grassroots sport, facilities and fan engagement, including more money for the fund that clubs use to subsidise tickets and travel for away supporters.

"The £12m of funding from Sport England is to support our shared ambitions of increasing participation in grassroots hockey and identifying and developing the next generation of talented hockey players".

The shadow sports minister, Clive Efford, told the Guardian clubs "can't continue to foster a culture of greed" and that there should be a commensurate increase in money for grassroots football "as an absolute minimum".

The party's green paper said a Labour government would introduce Britain's first explicitly feminist international development policy, with a threefold increase in funding for grassroots women's groups.

Netball is not an Olympic sport and despite an increase of more than 30% in grassroots funding from Sport England, which helps the England team cover expenses for travel and accommodation, international players will have to continue to work alongside their training.

This has in turn led to an increase in the number of grassroots campaigns to oppose evictions, such as the Focus E15 mothers.