Sentence examples for make grassroots from inspiring English sources

"The big advantage," Mr. Hertzberg tells us, "is that it would make grassroots politics worth doing everywhere".

Since then, Dyke and the chief executive Martin Glenn have vowed to make grassroots football a priority.

Sunday's Observer editorial stated: "The referendum became an opportunity to make grassroots anger felt in a way that could really hurt a perceived uncaring, unresponsive political elite.

The influx of new members is changing the makeup of constituency Labour parties, creating a lot of potential flashpoints, with long-term officers facing replacement by leftwingers, a push to make grassroots party meetings more interesting and an overhaul in campaigning techniques.

But the designs for the 2012 alliance are to make grassroots efforts the focal point.

The aim is not only to help keep the U.S. Senate in Democratic hands, but also to make grassroots contacts and win commitments in red states where Hillary could amass delegates in out-of-the-way primaries and caucuses the way then-Sen.

Outvote wants to make grassroots-style campaigning easier and more personal, with the launch of an app that allows people to text their friends with reminders to vote.

Outvote, a new Y Combinator-backed startup, wants to make grassroots-style campaigning easier and more personal, with the launch of an app that allows people to text their friends with reminders to vote.

Andrew Boyd, an American who describes himself as wrangler-in-chief for Beautiful Trouble, an international network of artist-activist trainers who aim at making grassroots movements more creative and more effective, tells me movingly about his Jewish and Romanian heritage, while I struggle to find anything good about being straight, white and British.

Until a player walks (or is chauffeured) a mile in the wing tips of a white, seventysomething multibillionaire, he cannot possibly understand the complex web of corporate sponsors, subtly racist Republican-donor networks, and overtly racist fans which makes grassroots appeals for social justice so deeply annoying.

With the learnings and opportunities it provides, I look forward to making grassroots films that are made for and by the community after my time here in the fellowship.