Sentence examples for disenfranchised a policy from inspiring English sources
Yet Clinton is worried about Republican disenfranchise measures, but won't talk about the millions disenfranchised a policy she supports--drug prohibition!
By ending the exams — which they, of course, could not have passed — the Mongols effectively disenfranchised an entire intellectual class.
"The appellate court created a tie by disenfranchising a voter".
"I believe the court would probably uphold the idea that you shouldn't disenfranchise a voter.
"The last thing you want to do is completely disenfranchise a patient such that they're very reluctant to see anybody, that'd be counterproductive.
(Participant 1, GP) "The last thing you want to do is completely disenfranchise a patient such that they're very reluctant to see anybody, that'd be counterproductive.
Briefly, policy debate is debating a policy.
"They're more interested in divisive politics than ensuring that no one's vote is disenfranchised by a fraudulent ballot".
Doctors and patients alike are disenfranchised by a system beholden to its chief executive and its stockholders.
Uggen said that Hispanics are disenfranchised at a rate higher than whites, but lower than blacks.
