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Meanings of franchise (franchising) in English

A business established or operated under an authorization to sell or distribute a company's goods or services in a particular area.

A statutory right or privilege granted to a person or group by a government (especially the rights of citizenship and the right to vote)

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Examples for "enfranchisement"
Examples for "enfranchisement"
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Collective bargaining is a means for the enfranchisement of people at work.
The Irish Times
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They all regarded the Reformation as at once an enlightenment and enfranchisement.
The Age of the Reformation
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Equality of rights can never be secured through state by state enfranchisement.
Woman Suffrage By Federal Constitutional Amendment
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Wardship is no substitute for American citizenship, therefore we seek his enfranchisement.
American Indian Stories
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A necessary sequence to the enfranchisement of the negro was his education.
The Education of the Negro
Usage of franchising in English
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Conclusions: Social franchising increased optimal treatment of childhood diarrhea in rural Myanmar.
Pubmed
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We are going to start first by franchising our Dun Laoghaire business.
The Irish Times
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Burnham will then make a decision on whether to implement bus franchising.
The Guardian
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As elsewhere, franchising is a better business than owning and operating stores.
Reuters
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About FAT Brands Inc FAT Brands Inc is a global franchising company.
Reuters
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Entrepreneurs should start small, protect their ideas and consider franchising, writes John Downes.
The Irish Times
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This company has developed a model for franchising that streamlines the process considerably.
The maverick
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The five-year deal includes: -No franchising or outsourcing of businesses.
The Guardian
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Since then, franchising has become a crucial part of the company's expansion strategy.
The Irish Times
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The Company's subdivisions include franchising, corporate stores, food processing, and retail and distribution.
Reuters
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The deal covered the stores only and did not include Geant franchising rights.
Reuters
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Now they are planning to expand nationwide and are looking at franchising opportunities.
The Irish Times
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The founder, Mr Brody Sweeney, began franchising the business in 1994.
The Irish Times
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But it says teachers' pay and rail franchising could be devolved.
BBC
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You can never say unhappy franchisees are purely the fault of the franchising company.
News.com.au
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This next graph reveals what people really think of franchising.
News.com.au
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