Sentence examples for part of grassroots from inspiring English sources

Such discussions have taken place at conference sessions; in multiple journal articles and reports; and as part of grassroots efforts by trainees, particularly postdocs.

Morbidly low turnout in the early caucuses and primaries reflects a growing preference on the part of grassroots activists for sitting at home waiting for a vast Object from another galaxy to blot out the sun and destroy us all.

"Not Part Of provides training, opportunities and a platform for artists at a grassroots level to reach out to audiences," he says.

"How quickly this happens depends in part on grassroots diplomacy and the collaboration of the (non-governmental organizations) of our respective countries".

The Electoral Commission has removed 11 groups that were part of the Grassroots Out movement from its official register of campaign groups.

Her taste for what is now commonly known as oversharing was part of a grassroots publicity campaign that cost Allen and her label nothing.

It is part of a grassroots initiative from Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a bipartisan coalition of more than 800 mayors focused on tighter restrictions on guns to reduce violence.

But Robert Sprung, who was part of the grassroots effort, said employees told him that Fairway officials had said at a recent personnel meeting that they would keep the cafe.

I am proud to be part of this grassroots initiative to bring together all of the campaigns in order that our voices can be heard loud and clear outside the House of Commons on Saturday 5 November.

Like Churchill and Stalin…" Mr Galloway joined Mr Farage to speak as a "special guest" at a major anti-EU rally in Westminster on Friday as part of the Grassroots Out (GO) campaign, with Mr Farage describing him as "one of the greatest orators in the country" and "a towering figure on the left of British politics".

However, he made clear it was "absolutely essential" that all ministers attended the conference, "not just coming to make a speech and go away but to listen and to hear and to be the people they always were, so that they can actually be part of the grassroots as well".