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Meanings of disfranchise in английском
каталонский
privar del dret de vot испанский
inhabilitar para votar Synonyms
Examples for "disenfranchise"
Examples for "disenfranchise"
1
How much more can-howmuch more can he disenfranchise all of us?
2
There is concern the delays could last into November and disenfranchise many Americans.
3
I wish they'd disenfranchise the whole country, and send us a military governor.
4
A lack of education and money disenfranchise many from playing sport, writes Ian O'Riordan.
5
American capitalism historically has been used to oppress and disenfranchise women and people of color.
Usage of disfranchise in английском
1
If the negro be ignorant, you may define ignorance and disfranchise that.
2
If the negro be vicious, you may define vice and disfranchise that.
3
If the negro be poor, you may define poverty and disfranchise that.
4
If the negro be idle, you may define idleness and disfranchise that.
5
If the negro be lazy, you may define laziness and disfranchise that.
6
To disfranchise women is deliberately to turn from knowledge and grope in ignorance.
7
Has our Government a right to disfranchise the polygamists of Utah?
8
Do they disfranchise a race?-theyare the party of equal rights.
9
When the work is done, it is unfair to disfranchise any of the participants.
10
The Democrats, seeing this, are now determined to disfranchise them.
11
The argument that would here disfranchise women has been used before now to disfranchise clergymen.
12
But it is certainly quite practical to disfranchise them.
13
But, sir, we do not propose to disfranchise even these seven hundred and fifty thousand.
14
Mr. in the bill should be construed to disfranchise persons who have received pardon and amnesty.
15
This, he explained, would disfranchise sixty boroughs, and get rid of one hundred and nineteen members.
16
Does it proscribe, disfranchise, or expatriate the recent armed enemies of the country, or confiscate their property?
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