Sentence examples for less enfranchised from inspiring English sources

Our elected officials have an obligation to find ways to support, educate, and see to the flourishing all of the people in their state, even though gerrymandering has left some groups less visible and less enfranchised.

To the extent that more science education research funding is being awarded to these latter SFES, who occupy less enfranchised roles within their departments, the authors suggest the possibility that such funding may not substantially improve science education at these institutions.

But I have to say that she has made my life difficult with my gay and lesbian friends and with the lesbian, gay and bisexual community in general, who have supported me for years in my struggle for rights and the safekeeping of all less than perfectly enfranchised minorities.

Most analyses have found that if all eligible voters cast ballots, the balance of electoral power would favour the recently enfranchised and less-privileged members of society.

And it would do less than nothing to enfranchise voters and energize grassroots political participation.

With half a million burghers in the Commonwealth now substantially enfranchised, political power became more equally distributed, but little was done about the less politically conscious and active classes, such as the Jews and peasants.

(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.