Sentence examples for disenfranchised because of from inspiring English sources

Yes, the main character initially feels disenfranchised because of race.

At any one time 4m Americans one in every 50 adults is disenfranchised because of past criminal convictions.

Over 20% of the black populations in each state are disenfranchised because of felon and ex-felon voting restrictions.

Over 15% of the black populations in each state are disenfranchised because of ex-felon voting restrictions.

And you know a lot of people would be disenfranchised because of the timing and whatever the particular rules were.

Provisional ballots are meant to ensure that people are not disenfranchised because of administrative errors or because they moved.

Although I am a decade older than the feminists Ms. Collins mentions, I know all too well what it's like to be an intelligent and competent woman who feels disenfranchised professionally because of her sex.

I feel strongly that we should at least consider (if not defend) the cause of the disenfranchised, because the Bible never said, "God helps those who helps themselves".

And thousands of African Americans were disenfranchised because they registered during what would have been the same-day registration period but because of SL 2013-381 could not then vote.

Sandra Gidley, a former MP, said: "We seem to be drifting as a party towards the right and there are quite a lot of people feeling disenfranchised because the party we see now isn't the party we joined.

Petros Fassoulas, chair of European Movement UK, said: "It's definitely not good to see so many EU citizens feel disenfranchised because they could not vote.