Sentence examples for make suffrage from inspiring English sources

The group split with other suffragist associations on several issues, including how to make suffrage happen.

The convention adopted a resolution calling the ballot "woman's sword and shield; the means of achieving and protecting all other civil rights" and another urging the national convention to make suffrage petitioning its priority.

This is a dark day for all of those who marched and faced great adversity to make universal suffrage a reality in America.

"The real force that made the suffrage movement was the quality of the opposition," wrote West.

The protesters fear that in 2017 the shortlist of candidates to replace him will selected by a similar group, making universal suffrage essentially meaningless.

But if so, this makes extending suffrage to only those already within the territorial boundaries objectionable, because, as Cole reminds us, "there are two groups subjected to the laws of the state: its own members, and those non-members who are applying for inclusion".

Will another 50 years of suffrage make any difference?

She doubted that political parties, with their many agenda items, would ever make women's suffrage a priority.

While other organisations agreed to work with individual political parties, the WSPU insisted on separating itself from – and in many cases opposing – parties which did not make women's suffrage a priority.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton was for "the vote" and Lucretia Mott thought suffrage would make their efforts "ridiculous".

It has made them close, and they are certain they'll work together again: Kimmings wants to do a musical in which all the performers are in their 80s; Dimant wants to make a piece about suffrage.