Examples of using Suffrage in English and their translations into Czech
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Portraits of female scientists at the dawn of women's suffrage.
So called because they have written a charter demanding universal suffrage, annual elections,
under the 1976 Act, must be elected by direct universal suffrage.
I can't. I already told Amy I would go with her to this stupid art exhibit commemorating women's suffrage.
B. Anthony was born in Adams, Massachusetts, in 1820. And she played a pivotal role in the institution of women's suffrage.
Why the lady folk of this town would not have the vote? If it hadn't been for you fighting to give them all that suffrage.
A secret ballot and even payment for MPs. So called because they have written a charter demanding universal suffrage, annual elections.
Kersal Moor is the next big step on the road to universal suffrage.
If anyone asks me what I mean by universal suffrage, I would answer that every working man in the land had a right to a good coat to his back.
Slavery, suffrage, civil rights,
That we can finally wear skirts without Lizzie reminding us how hard women fought for suffrage?
Under no circumstances can an emphasis on stability of government justify restricting freedom of expression and suffrage.
to support any change to the suffrage bill. that there was not the evidence it was carried After careful debate with a number of MPs.
Consider your responsibilities rather than seeking to challenge universal suffrage in Ireland, or anywhere else.
Lady Edith Crawley, daughter of the Earl of Grantham, condemns the limitations of the women's suffrage Bill and denounces the Government's aims to return women to their pre-war existence.
you know, like, before the suffrage movement.
you also used the same metaphor: the spreading wildfire, in your papers and the women's suffrage movement.
the courts in the democratically enlightened France of the inter-war years because she campaigned for women's suffrage.
the local elections will be very important as the Tbilisi mayor will be- for the first time- elected by direct suffrage.
rather they must be interpreted in the light of the moral basis for suffrage and the principle of representation as signifying self-legislation