Sentence examples for disenfranchised countries from inspiring English sources

The disenfranchised countries representing most of the world aren't using the power that they already have within the I.M.F.

The vast majority of prostituted women here come from disenfranchised countries.

The disenfranchised countries representing most of the world aren't using the power that they already have within the IMF.

For Mandela, the problem was unifying an entirely disenfranchised country around new and immediately legitimate institutions.

I got to see a country through the eyes of a young social entrepreneur who is working tirelessly to promote the health and economic well-being of a disenfranchised country.

Over the last couple of years, my interest, both as an academic and an entrepreneur, has been around the subset of this galvanizing story, the more disenfranchised in emerging countries.

But the growing, rolling strikes of fast-food workers is beginning to bring back memories of earlier efforts to organize and uplift the disenfranchised in this country.

As of 2016, there were about 1.5 million people disenfranchised in Florida, making it the state with the largest disenfranchised population in the country, according to The Sentencing Project.

These countries patronize disenfranchised Sunnis in Iraq and Syria, and some of their support certainly reaches jihadists, including ISIS.

Rather, it is a more recent story of political ineptitude and corruption, and of a postcolonial class struggle between the disenfranchised poor and these countries' elites.

Almost all of it went for schools for the country's disenfranchised blacks and Indians and for her order.