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单词 enfranchisement
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enfranchisement
noun[U]
uk
/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪz.mənt/us
/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪz.mənt/
thefactof giving apersonorgroupofpeopletherighttovoteinelections:
赋予选举权
Newmodelsofdemocraticenfranchisement areneeded.需要建立新的民主选举模式。
Redrawingvotingdistrictsaddressestheissueofvoterenfranchisement.重新划定投票区解决了选民投票权问题。
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enfranchise
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  • Women'simmensecontributionduring thewarleddirectlytotheirenfranchisement.
  • Socialtransformationwasbroughtabout by the enfranchisement ofworkingpopulations.
  • Improvements invoterregistrationsystemscanhelpensurethe enfranchisement ofeligiblecitizens.
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(Definition ofenfranchisementfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

enfranchisement| Business English

enfranchisement
noun[U]
uk
/ɪnˈfræntʃaɪzmənt/us
PROPERTY,LAW
therighttobuythefreehold(=legalownershipandcontrolfor anunlimitedtime)of apropertyinsteadofrentingitleasehold(= for anagreed,limitedperiodoftime):
Blocks with 10%commercialpropertyare atpresentbarredfrom enfranchisement.
FINANCE
thefactof givingvotingrightstopeoplewho ownnon-votingsharesin acompany:
Thegroup, who also own 18.1% of theexistingAordinaryshares, willemergewith 20.4% of theenlargedsharecapitalfollowingenfranchisement.
(Definition ofenfranchisementfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofenfranchisement

enfranchisement
For those born after 1945, whose first election was 1970, length ofenfranchisementis simply age minus 18.
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In the age of massenfranchisement, this probably means campaigns must be able to access the mass media either directly (advertisements) or indirectly (news coverage).
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Political liberalization and the gradualenfranchisementof colonial populations during this period led colonial governments to reconceptualize their ethnic subjects as national citizens.
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At a second and more profound level this technicalenfranchisementof our desires also made possible new forms of sympathy and engagement.
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As discussed, the classic party identification model assumes that voters born prior to massenfranchisementwill be less strongly partisan compared to people born later.
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But the ways in which diversity and diversification so often entail kinds of newenfranchisementare of great interest.
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The author concludes that all this occurred a long time before the development of demands for theenfranchisementof women.
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To do so not only requires an economic framework that provides the possibility of success, but also theenfranchisementand incorporation of local communities in the decisionmaking process.
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In most instances,enfranchisementcould be bought ; it could be inherited ; or it could be claimed after a successful apprenticeship in the household of a citizen.
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Even afterenfranchisement, she suggests, ' there were no spaces which women could fill on equal terms with men, and men ... would continue to set the political agenda ' (p. 140).
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For those who did not share his approach, however, the switch to rent was a fundamental alteration which destroyed the only safeguard against an indiscriminateenfranchisement.
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They understand that the empowerment,enfranchisementand liberation of women is possible only if they can have control of their own bodies.
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Eight came to the conclusion that it was right to reject the application of compulsoryenfranchisement.
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That was the case which was argued before us by the advocates of generalenfranchisement.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
He has certainly used that phrase, but he did not go on to say that the cure for the disease wasenfranchisement.
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