| Listen to the radio, and there's the man talking about the racist plot to disenfranchise black voters during the election. |
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| Y'all disenfranchise and marginalize the black man and you expect him to bear his chafe? |
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| For example, if the powers that be want to disenfranchise you or make you unemployable, that's one sure way to do it. |
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| Are you happy for our legislative to have free rein to disenfranchise you of your rights? |
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| But vote groups are concerned asking people for more information could disenfranchise legitimate voters on election day. |
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| Such activities disenfranchise those who properly register to vote and cast valid ballots. |
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| And it seems that there is a concerted effort lead by Democrats and parroted by the media, to disenfranchise us. |
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| Not to disenfranchise rich people who live in nice places, but in previous decades we'd dismiss somebody like Smiley as a limousine liberal. |
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| The North's new Electoral Fraud Act may disenfranchise some voters in the run-up to the Assembly elections, according to the parties there. |
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| He implied that the opponents who are calling for him to drop out of the race are seeking to disenfranchise the voters. |
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| Does that disenfranchise the party member paying £40 a year vis-a-vis the affiliated member paying as little as £3 a year? |
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| The board stuck with the initial version so as not to disenfranchise those 200 voters, based on the advice of guess who Katherine Harris. |
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| Many Sunnis say that banning high-ranking Baathists from public life would disenfranchise many of their natural leaders. |
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| The Liberals can obfuscate and disenfranchise as much as they want, but the reality is the new plan is better. |
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| It is certainly not the intent of the government to disenfranchise individuals in any way. |
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| Conditionality was criticized as a one-way accountability mechanism which, more than anything else, serves to disenfranchise programme countries. |
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| This would further disenfranchise millions already disempowered by conflict. |
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| These practices should not be allowed by PEBs, as they are illegal and serve to disenfranchise some voters, particularly women. |
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| From 1895 onward, the B. C. government took steps to disenfranchise the Japanese. |
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| Apparently the weather forecast will no longer show wind unless it's significant, and they've ditched isobars and fronts as they disenfranchise the thickos. |
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| The advancement Project says these laws could potentially disenfranchise tens of thousands of minority voters. |
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| But, my bet is she will disenfranchise many moderate Republicans and turn off independents. |
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| An estimated 4.6 million Americans currently cannot vote due to laws that disenfranchise individuals with a felony conviction, often for a nonviolent drug offense. |
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| Well, let me just say throughout our history, and even recent history, there have been attempts, organized attempts to disenfranchise people across the board. |
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| Virginia is one of only four states that still permanently disenfranchise offenders unless voting rights are restored by the governor. |
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| We will remember that the government not very long ago passed a bill that would disenfranchise the majority of people in a number of constituencies in the country. |
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| Often we disenfranchise bereaved children in the sense of disallowing their grief because we want to protect them or because we think they don't understand death. |
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| Too rare, say some opponents, to justify erecting barriers that will disproportionately disenfranchise poor, young and minority voters, who tend to support Democrats. |
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| In democratic societies, the presumption must always be against exclusion, and the burden of proof must rest with those who propose to disenfranchise. |
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| Discrimination and inequalities in women's access to land, property, the labour market and inheritance persist, often resulting from statutory and customary property systems that disenfranchise women. |
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| And, is it any wonder that there is such a glaring gulf between the European citizen and the European Union, when the policies we pursue disenfranchise people. |
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| This bill would disenfranchise them in that respect. |
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| These measures would disproportionately disenfranchise people of color, particularly Blacks in many areas of the country. |
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| Just the barriers to obtain a photo ID may disenfranchise enough minority voters to violate the Voting Rights Act. |
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| But this would disenfranchise a whole bunch of people who are his constituents. |
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| Although it did disenfranchise most rotten boroughs, a few remained, such as Totnes in Devon and Midhurst in Sussex. |
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| The use of threats and intimidation during voter registration may disenfranchise part of the population, while assaults and assassinations during the election campaign may force political contenders to boycott the elections. |
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| In fact, division of the responsibility for benefit setting and the responsibility for premium setting to two entities may well serve to further disenfranchise stakeholders. |
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| However, he did say that he did not believe that our Bill C-31, which deals with voter fraud, would in fact be effective because it would disenfranchise voters. |
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| The fact that out-of-country voting has been abolished in the amended election code is of concern to the delegation, as, in practice, it will disenfranchise a sizeable part of the Armenian population that is living abroad. |
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| It is a policy of job insecurity and increasing unemployment and poverty among workers, a policy to disenfranchise the rural population and increase the profits of the ruling class in our country. |
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| So why should literacy tests or restrictive residency requirements be able to disenfranchise noncitizen voters? |
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| It would disenfranchise Welsh voters from issues that only affect England. |
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