Sentences with ENFRANCHISE
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"Women in the United States were enfranchised in 1920."
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"The new law will enfranchise thousands of voters."
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"The government enacted legislation to enfranchise indigenous communities."
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"The constitutional amendment aims to enfranchise all citizens over the age of 18."
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"The civil rights movement fought to enfranchise African Americans."
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"The goal is to enfranchise marginalized populations and ensure equal voting rights."
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"Efforts are underway to enfranchise ex-convicts upon completion of their sentences."
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"The bill seeks to enfranchise residents of overseas territories."
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"The suffragette movement successfully enfranchised women in many countries."
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"The new law will enfranchise citizens who were previously excluded from voting."
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"The election reforms aim to enfranchise traditionally disenfranchised communities."
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"The political party promised to enfranchise young voters by addressing their concerns."
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"The government's priority is to enfranchise every eligible citizen."
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"The court ruled that the new voting restrictions disproportionately enfranchise certain groups."
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"The amendment was introduced to enfranchise non-citizen permanent residents."
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"The organization works to enfranchise immigrants and help them become active citizens."
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"The movement's primary goal is to enfranchise people experiencing homelessness."
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"The proposal aims to enfranchise workers by giving them a greater say in company decisions."
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"International organizations support efforts to enfranchise refugees and displaced persons."
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"The government should take steps to enfranchise residents of remote areas."
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"The government promises to enfranchise all citizens before the next election."
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"The Civil Rights Act of 1964 helped enfranchise African Americans by ending segregation."
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"Women in this country were not enfranchised until the early 20th century."
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"The movement sought to enfranchise the indigenous population and give them voting rights."
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"Many countries have taken steps to enfranchise prisoners and allow them to vote."
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"The new law aims to enfranchise individuals with disabilities by improving accessibility at polling stations."
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"The organization works to enfranchise marginalized communities and ensure their voices are heard."
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"Efforts are being made to enfranchise refugees and grant them basic rights."
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"The constitution was amended to enfranchise citizens who had previously been excluded."
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"The government is considering whether to enfranchise young people aged 16 and 17."
