voteless造句

• Year 2001 will see further progress towards the time when a third of the nation's black males are voteless.
• A tireless campaigner for women's equality, she challenged the caricature of voteless younger women as'flappers '.
• My father always said a voteless people is a powerless people and the most important step we can take is to that voting booth,
• It is also about social values and political agendas : Cracking down on voteless youngsters scores points with an older electorate that feels threatened by rebellious youth.
• Speaking to the British Broadcasting Corp ., confederation chairman Sir John Egan complained Monday that the government saw businesses as " voteless cows to be milked ."
• He once said that " a voteless people is a powerless people, that our most important step that we can take is that short step to the ballot box ."
• Most of the voteless were among the country's 3.2 million Tamils, who are predominant in Sri Lanka's north and east, where most of the fighting raged.
• The fraternity began to participate in voting rights issues, coining the well-known phrase " A Voteless People is a Hopeless People " as part of its effort to register black voters.
• During his doctoral work in the politics department at Princeton University, Sheeran spent two years conducting interviews, reading, and observing the communal discernment tradition, as exemplified in the voteless decisions of Quakers in their Philadelphia Yearly Meeting.
• "' Michael J . Sheeran "', S . J ., ( born 1940 ) is a Jesuit priest, president of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities ( AJCU ), former president of Regis University in Denver, Colorado, and author of the book " Beyond Majority Rule : Voteless Decisions in the Society of Friends ".
• In June 1908, she joined 10, 000 women in the parade in London, later writing in the Leicester Pioneer, " Brains, character, indispensable service these women give, but they are unrepresented in Parliament; they are voteless, governed and taxed without their consent . . . In its place . . . floats the Leicester banner of purple and crimson, between those of Leeds and Liverpool.
• The Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy said " Alpha Phi Alpha . . . developed citizenship schools in the urban South and with its slogan " A Voteless People is a Hopeless People " registered hundreds of blacks during the 1930s, decades before the Southern Christian Leadership Conference ( SCLC ) and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee ( SNCC ) launched their citizenship schools in the 1960s . " The slogan is still used in Alpha Phi Alpha's continuing voter registration campaign.
• According to our best information, approximately four-fifths of these migratory workers are men whose family ties have been broken " womanless, voteless, and jobless men . " Competent authorities estimate that about one-half of them are native Americans, and the other half men who have been uprooted by labor brokers and padrones from their native ethnic and social environments; voluntary or forced immigrants from the agricultural districts of Ireland, from the Welsh and Cornish mines, from the hungry hills of Italy, Serbia, Greece, and Turkish Asia Minor.