Sentence examples for enfranchised residents from inspiring English sources

In New York and New Jersey, 10 enfranchised residents stand for themselves and five others.

Pre-citizen voting, enfranchising residents of over three years who are verifiably on the path to citizenship, presents itself as the reasonable compromise which we plan to execute.

Lefebvre's right to the city (RTTC) framework argues for a renewed politics of inhabitance in cities, which enfranchises urban residents to imagine and create urban space to meet their needs.

A Republican-led Congress ended slavery in the capital in 1862, and enfranchised black male residents in 1867.

On the other hand, a much higher share of France's 5m Muslim residents is enfranchised; and yet in some French town halls, the politics of mosque-building are explosive.

All resident Israeli citizens are enfranchised from age 18, regardless of religion or ethnicity, and candidates for election must be at least 21 years old.

Granny Weatherwax's death makes the barrier between Discworld and Fairyland dangerously permeable and a usurping King of the Elves – the preposterously named Peaseblossom – is determined to break through and make all residents - dwarves, humans, goblins (newly enfranchised and working on Discworld's nascent railroads and 'clacks' towers) - their playthings.

When they became citizens, they voted -- first the men, then, when women were enfranchised, my great-grandmothers too -- that simple act of participating in who governed them marking them out as residents in a land of limitless possibility.

(Reith importantly invoked women, newly enfranchised).

That fully enfranchised constituency is up for grabs in November.

Before African-Americans were disenfranchised, they were enfranchised by the Fifteenth Amendment.