Sentence examples for have effectively disenfranchised from inspiring English sources
New voter ID laws have effectively disenfranchised hundreds of thousands of people across the country.
The predictability of his political machine has effectively disenfranchised the country's voters, depriving Russia of elections as a gauge of popular will.
"By endorsing only proposals that provide for civic nomination of chief executive candidates, a relatively small and unrepresentative group of political activists has effectively disenfranchised a large section of the community who do not want to be led down a path towards direct confrontation with the central government," it said.
A large part of the electorate on the centre-left, perhaps even a majority, has effectively been disenfranchised for the last three decades.
The Taliban have effectively manipulated the grievances of disgruntled, disenfranchised tribes to win over anti-government recruits.
The barricades have effectively cut it off.
"They have effectively ended my research program".
By ending the exams — which they, of course, could not have passed — the Mongols effectively disenfranchised an entire intellectual class.
Goodman charged that Sharansky had supported a conversion law that effectively disenfranchised half of world Jewry, and had done it only because "his personal political survival depended on his caving in to ultra-Orthodox ultimatums".
Moreover, the people who perhaps have the most at stake in the election — LGBTQ Bermudians who've been forced to leave to make a life for themselves — are effectively disenfranchised.
That would go some way to meet the discontents of the millions of effectively disenfranchised individual voters – including, let it be said, those of Ukip.
