Sentence examples for with a disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Dani Dayan's article is most disturbing for its stubborn resistance to thinking creatively either about how Palestinians relate to the presence of nearly 300,000 Israelis on their land or about how Israelis are at risk of losing a Jewish majority or living with a disenfranchised population.

The Cambridge graduate with a masters degree in theology admits the aims sound fanciful, but said they were long-term goals for his work as chairman of London Connections, a St Paul's Institute initiative of the Bishop of London – which aims to engage the City with a disenfranchised public picking up the bill for multi-billion-pound bank bailouts.

Countries like Africa, with an exploding youth population, are unable to respond to this crisis of a disenfranchised generation, with only three to five million jobs projected to be created for the 10 to 12 million youth on the cusp of adulthood.

In so doing it has created a disenfranchised class with rap sheets in place of college degrees.

Prime Minister-elect Yukio Hatoyama is faced with the daunting task of saving a flailing Japanese economy with diminishing demographics and inspiring a disenfranchised and nostalgic population.

San Francisco General Hospital Dialysis Unit largely serves a disenfranchised patient population with a high proportion of minorities.

He said this process would be impossible with a discontented and disenfranchised staff.

Mr Greenwood said he feared the enthusiasm surrounding Mr Galloway would not last and Bradford would be left with a "generation of disenfranchised and alienated young people".

With 500,000 disenfranchised felons, a disproportionate number of whom are African-American, the failure to address this issue perpetuates an injustice dating back to Jim Crow.

"One of our greatest fears is that if these issues are not addressed in time for May 10, then we are headed for a trouble-filled Election Day with many disenfranchised voters," the group said last month, a few days after participating in field tests of the machines.

The foundations are getting a bit shaky, and we are beginning to look at the disenfranchised with a different eye.