Sentence examples for disenfranchised part from inspiring English sources

By ruling out Lords reform, David Cameron is being dangerously complacent, encouraging both separatism in Scotland and alienation in England which, London excepted, remains the most centralised and therefore disenfranchised part of the UK.

As an example, the 2030 development agenda has as a credo "leave no one behind" to reach out to the disenfranchised part of the population - could be the "ultra-poor", handicapped people, elderly etc.

Nothing like loading trucks with dozens of boxes of severed baby doll heads and various disenfranchised body parts.

A substantial amount of the budget has been spent on an engagement programme because we want it to be an event and a journey that the city's most disadvantaged, disenfranchised communities feel part of – rather than something they might perceive to be an arty city centre event that's not for them.

Mass communications have produced a uniform and severe Hinduism from a host of local variants, even as the country's economically disenfranchised Muslims are increasingly part of an Islamic world community.

"We are putting together a job-training program to train those who are disenfranchised to be a part of the labor force that builds the apartments," Piece told Newsweek.

There are listings in disenfranchised neighborhoods like East New York, and parts of South Bronx, where tourists can pay lower fees.

They are typically exploited or oppressed as a class as well, and they are exploited or oppressed at least in part because they are disenfranchised, incapable of organizing effectively for self-defense".

Are 175,000 disenfranchised voters a box office disaster?

"My love for children and the disenfranchised has fueled my desire to be part of Project Oak Tree," he said.

If they are part of an underrepresented and historically disenfranchised sector of an academic discipline – as women in philosophy are – the effects of these problems ramify more widely.