Sentence examples for enfranchised workers from inspiring English sources

Disraeli's contribution was to transform the party from one that spoke primarily for landed interests to one that could draw supporters from the middle class and from newly enfranchised workers.

In 1851, it fell to the coup d'état of "the people's prince," Louis Bonaparte, who had been democratically elected President of France by five and a half million newly enfranchised (male) citizens, including peasants and workers.

"There's a lot of benefit to the public to having these types of laws invalidated and to have our class of worker and customers, family members, and larger community enfranchised under the equal protection laws," Doogan tells me.

Enfranchising older adults as workers, investors, and customers will enable the economy to grow at its full capacity.

(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.

Women in the United States were enfranchised on an equal basis with men.

Voters can be legally enfranchised even when they don't have a choice.

(He won ten of the twelve states where women were enfranchised).

It is a place whose Arab citizens are at once enfranchised and isolated.