Sentence examples similar to sector grassroots from inspiring English sources

The CCAAC, established in 1982 as a national multi-sector grassroots organization, is distinguished from the Canadian Child Care Federation CCCFF) in several ways.

Public sector unions and grassroots activists are championing the Milwaukee mayor as their deliverance from right-wing barbarians.

There is cross sector, cross disciplinary, grassroots solutions being offered to address the types of challenges that, increasingly, the rest of the national will be facing.

Thank heavens the private sector and the grassroots - those 75,000 who cheered at the mention of "gay and lesbian" by Barack Obama - get" the link between equality and visibility and stand up for us better than our LGBT leaders do.

As some of the water seal latrines were found too close to the water source and surrounding pollution source, it is recommended that a safe distance of a minimum 8m should be kept and monitored by the health sector at the grassroots level.

Activists in the Chobe region of Botswana joined One Billion Rising for the first year and created a dynamic campaign #ChobeRises that attracted participants from multiple sectors of the grassroots, civil society, and the government including social workers, prison guards, teachers, tribal administrators nurses and more.

The Outcome Statement from the 2012 PRCCHS recognised "that 'climate change and health' is a domain that is multi-sectoral and this consequently needs a broad range of people involved with skills, experience and expertise from all sectors and from grassroots through to national, regional and global levels" [ 5].

For the scrap yards, waste brokers and manufacturers that make up Jordan's grassroots recycling sector, professionalising the waste pickers promises "properly sorted" – and therefore better quality – materials, says Samer Almadanat, who owns a paper treatment company in the Jordanian city of Karak.

The Greens have also proposed setting up a London Renters' Union, supported by but independent of the mayor, to assist, resource and foster the further growth of grassroots private sector tenant campaign groups across the city with the aim of exposing bad landlords and letting agents that break the rules.

The only reason this might attract greater attention is because the public sector usually accords another grassroots memorial much greater respect.

But the state, third sector and church argue that grassroots work is being done to tackle inequality and gender violence.