Sentence examples for disenfranchised member from inspiring English sources

Walter was, right from the start, a disenfranchised member of the nerd aristocracy, exiled from his place in the elite by his own stubborn pride and the treachery of his erstwhile partners.

Participatory budgeting, however, is as much about involving disenfranchised members of the public as it is about financing projects, and the elections were intended to draw maximum participation.

He went on: "Nobody at all is helped by drugs being made illegal, unless of course there is a conspiracy to marginalise, condemn and persecute disenfranchised members of our global community.

Although Revels was a Republican, he was anxious not to encourage race friction with white Southerners; he therefore supported legislation that would have restored the power to vote and to hold office to disenfranchised members of the former Confederacy.

The heart of the film, and the sequence that may cause some true believers to retrieve their hankies, is seeing young Barack rallying the disenfranchised members of the The Gardens, explaining that the way toward any goal is not to hate their adversary, but to try and understand them, and to switch the letters of every bureaucratic "no" into a rally "on".

But some fear that militant groups could exploit the trouble, recruiting disenfranchised members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

He supported extending the franchise to previously disenfranchised members of the working class, and he was a staunch advocate for female suffrage (479 81).

But the disenfranchised members of the council don't take losing power lightly.

But because his actions have disenfranchised members of the community which bestows this honor.

Already during the national convention, the Youth of the Progress Party agreed to form an informal "thinking group" for disenfranchised members.

She witnesses the benefits this service is providing to some of "the most marginalised and disenfranchised" members of the community every day.