Sentence examples for of universal suffrage from inspiring English sources

The Basic Law allows for the possibility no more than that—of universal suffrage for both the legislature and for the post of chief executive after 2007.

A system of universal suffrage doesn't appear overnight.

Beijing argues that the introduction of universal suffrage is in itself a step forward.

The worries of those 19th-century opponents of universal suffrage were not without foundation.

After World War II the issue of universal suffrage served as a catalyst for political mobilization.

The task of his life was thenceforth chiefly the attainment of universal suffrage and annual Parliaments.

And the millennium, in Shelley's limitless, idealizing vision, was not just a matter of universal suffrage.

Before the evolution of universal suffrage, most countries required special qualifications of their voters.

In the era of universal suffrage, enabling only those with financial interests to elect directors is unsound.

On January 1st thousands of the same "post-80s" generation had marched in support of universal suffrage.

Even with the implementation of universal suffrage, the ideal of "one person, one vote" was not achieved in all countries.