Sentence examples for disenfranchised population from inspiring English sources

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.

Individuals who have completed their sentences in the twelve states that disenfranchise people post-sentence make up over 50percentt of the entire disenfranchised population, totaling almost 3.1 million people.

In Britain she found a Tory government actively hostile to Chile's disenfranchised population.

Jerusalem was the first step in establishing rule over a disenfranchised population, and the first site of settlement over the Green Line, the armistice line set in 1949.

The Chinese government, however, apparently sees a healthy political discourse itself as "harmful information" -- dangerously pornographic to the minds of a disenfranchised population.

The most pragmatic and humanitarian step the Obama Administration can take to promote stability during North Korea's political transition is to deliver needed food to the country's disenfranchised population — and as soon as is practical.

Groups responsible for atrocities have capitalised on a legacy of atrocious governance towards disenfranchised populations.

"Iran's interests were served by the Arab status quo ante — ideologically bankrupt regimes brutalizing disenfranchised populations," argues Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert at the Carnegie Endowment.

After all, you are faced with the reality of life in its most desperate forms, corruption, neglected and disenfranchised populations, conflict, senseless killing and mayhem, irrational behaviours, starvation, disease and death to name just a few.

Some of the most strategically situated players, countries like Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, don't know whether to be more afraid of Mr. bin Laden or of the prospect that an all-out American pursuit of victory might inflame their own dissatisfied and largely disenfranchised populations.

This points to the fact that for systematically disenfranchised populations, prisons may be the primary route to obtaining educational opportunities.