Sentence examples for disenfranchised under from inspiring English sources

It is arguable how low on the list is touring the disenfranchised under the guise of samaritanism.

But nearly 50 people also died that day when rallies of Islamist and secular opponents of the government were broken up by police, proof that those who feel disenfranchised under the current leadership — Islamists and secularists alike — are refusing to fade away.

The disenfranchised under Saddam, the excluded and suppressed Kurdish minority and the Shia majority, were particularly victimized during the Baathist years, and it was necessary to bring them on board if the reconstruction of Iraq was going to succeed.

In fact, it is older people who, literally, dictate the terms of our society to those disenfranchised minors under 18, setting the policies that influence their lives.

"Child sex trafficking" usually involves runaways and disenfranchised youth under the age of 18, who, as vulnerable teens, are easy prey for pimps and sex traffickers.

So that's how you're able to steal land from a disenfranchised people under military occupation in order to teach kids with Down's Syndrome at a special-needs school: because it's the simplest thing in the world for you to hold two incompatible ideas in your head at the same time.

An under-educated, disenfranchised female population has had serious implications for female healthcare.

9. Dictators Will Be Big Losers The digital revolution empowers the disenfranchised, especially people living under dictatorships.

While his faction has often played the spoiler in Baghdad's Shiite political structure, his followers also represent the poor and disenfranchised, who were battered under Saddam Hussein, making it difficult for the government to write them off.

According to the press release: "the images offer the viewer a potent look at disenfranchised Americans, usually existing under the radar and out of touch.

These utterances come in the wake of De Klerk's interview on CNN in May when he claimed that black people under apartheid "were not disenfranchised, they voted".