Examples of using Disenfranchised in English and their translations into Polish
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Wherever they are. We need to bring Ian's message directly to the disenfranchised.
They provide free legal counsel for the indigent and disenfranchised.
Where's the court that's supposed to stand up for the disenfranchised?
It's probably natural that the apocalypse is appealing to the disenfranchised.
Number of specific field operations, and in particular how many weakened CSo and/or disenfranchised groups have been supported that would have been left alone otherwise.
Maltese citizens are disenfranchised if they have not resided in Malta for at least six months in the 18 months immediately preceding national elections.
Here to grace us disenfranchised folk with her presence. Well, if it isn't the princess of Hillside.
Cypriot citizens are disenfranchised if they have not resided in Cyprus during the six months immediately preceding national elections.
Blacks had essentially been disenfranchised and excluded from voting
fellow Member to support the aspirations for autonomy of the largest disenfranchised minority in Europe,
destitute, disenfranchised, the forgotten… are the very people you target.
In their own personal lives, they were getting nowhere; they were getting disenfranchised, in a sense, as experts took over decision-making for them in all kinds of fields.
And I applaud the effort you're making against the poor and disenfranchised, especially the vampires and the gays.
Many felt disenfranchised by what they saw as a bureaucratic system that favored the land-holding class able to afford the best education.
Allow me to give you a few examples relating to the largest disenfranchised minority in Europe, which is the Hungarian community living outside the Carpathian Basin.
They help match enfranchised youth with disenfranchised youths, such as blacks
I do think some people were disenfranchised, but what's more frightening is that the American people were willing to vote for Bush.
Initially, the Peregrines were completely disenfranchised, but as the trade turnover developed, they began to enjoy protection of the praetor law,
Those who have become disenfranchised from the job market need to have access to vocational rehabilitation in cooperation with the municipalities.
The majority of citizens disenfranchised as a result of such policies also cannot take part in national elections in the country where they live2.