Sentence examples for less disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

We need to help set the conditions so that Sunnis in Iraq and Syria feel less disenfranchised – and willing and able to defeat Isis.

At the end of my interviews, I asked interviewees whether they had any questions for me, in hopes that the reversal would help them to feel less disenfranchised in the microcosmic world of our interview.

Voters are less likely to be disenfranchised due to registration errors, because the state takes on the burden of getting people on the rolls, but eliminates mistakes caused by paper registration.

The Brooklyn-born, Spring Valley, New York raised rapper feels these diversions pose an even greater threat to rap listeners because in an American economy that has even less to give to its disenfranchised, the poor literally can't afford to be deaf, dumb and blind anymore.

Rwanda's first inhabitants were cave-dwelling Pygmies, whose descendants today are the Twa people, a disenfranchised group who make up less than one per cent of the population.

Despite their differences, critical theory, postmodernism and feminism all take issue with the notion of state sovereignty and envision new political communities that would be less exclusionary vis-à-vis marginal and disenfranchised groups.

Less disputed is the size of the disenfranchised felon population.

Julie was a civil rights advocate and passionate about improving the lives of the disenfranchised, the oppressed, and those less-fortunate.

If Brexit and the rise of Trump tell us anything, it's that people feel disenfranchised and want more, rather than less, control over decisions that affect them directly.

The reason to risk actual disenfranchisement is to combat the possibility that some voters may "feel" disenfranchised because they think their votes may count less thanks to unproven fraud.

And it offers an excruciatingly honest commentary on the social life of the disenfranchised young populations of the country's less visible neighbourhoods.