Sentence examples for have suffrage from inspiring English sources

It also somehow knows that, when I'm at the office, I often listen to Vivaldi concertos on YouTube, that I was (until now) a secret fan of even terrible police procedurals and that I have an interest in – as they term it, but I never have – suffrage, though I've neither liked nor posted about any of those things.

The longer a state had suffrage groups, the more likely it was to pass the property acts.

Free blacks had earlier had formerly had suffrage in the state.

"I want the Chinese government to know that Hong Kong people want to have universal suffrage, real universal suffrage," Joe Chu, a supporter of the protests, told The WorldPost.

All Salvadorans age 18 and older have universal suffrage.

Nicaraguans aged 16 and older have universal suffrage.

Two years ago China announced that Hong Kong could have universal suffrage for the election of its chief executive in 2017 and of Legco in 2020.

And then he let loose the real hokum: "Absolve you to yourself," he read, "and you shall have the suffrage of the world".

According to the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution which was approved by China in 1990 and took effect when the British left in 1997, the territory's ultimate aim is to have universal suffrage.

They are right to ask for democracy and I myself believe Hong Kong should have universal suffrage.

We have extended suffrage repeatedly and nothing awful has happened.