Disenfranchised in a sentence

Grampound was one of the 31 boroughs disenfranchised but was disenfranchised prior to the Reform Act in 1821.

As we face an onslaught of deadly legislation and an increasingly obvious strain of fascism, we must do everything in our power to empower our disenfranchised community members.

For fifteen years, they have been meeting the needs of students from all walks of life who, many times have become disengaged and even disenfranchised with their education.

He also specifically noted the John Robert Lewis Voting Rights Act, which would expand access to the ballot box for those that have been historically disenfranchised by onerous voter ID laws.

He said claims of Ghanaians being disenfranchised as a result of the use of the Ghana Card was not true.

If she really feels disenfranchised, I can only extend a warm invitation to her to attend my upcoming Molesey public meeting – as it happens next Wednesday, 7.30pm start, at St Mary’s Church hall in East Molesey.

Ignoring people’s objections to the lack of schools, open space or loss of daylight will achieve nothing but create bleak slums and disenfranchised communities.

It also disenfranchised the two incoming Commissioners from contributing to this decision.

Kendrick was a former special forces operative who became disenfranchised with the work he was doing in the name of the United States government.

Like other strongmen, he presents himself as a persecuted savior of a disenfranchised sector of society that sees its traditional values and mores as under attack.

Many residents perceive the current commission as one that cannot work together to carry out the will of the people, leaving many feeling ignored and others feeling further disenfranchised.

Meanwhile, Tennessee has more than 470,000 estimated disenfranchised felons, she said, citing a report from The Sentencing Project.

Restaurants are leaving Los Angeles, California, en masse due to business owners feeling disenfranchised following coronavirus lockdowns and high costs, a report released Wednesday showed.

The bill suggests that there’s nothing more the state should do to ensure that people who have been historically discriminated and historically disenfranchised get an equal shot, Tucker said.

The delays have raised concerns about whether voters will be disenfranchised.

The disenfranchised speaker sees refuge in the despotic dictator; while leftist counterpart cement middle managerial hierarchies whereby everyone is classified yet nobody is truly individual.

They identified the Northern Territory’s Indigenous population — who mostly live in remote or very remote areas — as the most disenfranchised cohort of Australian voters.

To be a mother is to be disenfranchised.

We must walk forward together, we must create a welcoming community to those that are disenfranchised so that when they do seek help, when they do well, we must celebrate it by bringing them into the circle of community.

And just like that, without any effort, without a single intention to run a campaign, Fabiani and McElroy, obvious mercenaries for others’ campaigns, each disenfranchised 47,687 Flagler County.