Traductions de „enfranchise“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

enfranchise [ɪnˈfræn(t)ʃaɪz, Am enˈ-] VERBE trans to enfranchise sb

1. enfranchise (give right to vote):

to enfranchise sb

nadawać [perf nadać] komuś prawa wyborcze

2. enfranchise form (free):

to enfranchise sb

uwalniać [perf uwolnić] kogoś

Expressions couramment utilisées avec enfranchise

to enfranchise sb

nadawać [perf nadać] komuś prawa wyborcze

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Most likely, the majority of citizen recruits to auxiliary regiments were the sons of auxiliary veterans who were enfranchised on their fathers' discharge.

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The act enfranchised all white women, while certain property qualifications still applied to men.

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He noted tht they were enfranchised and their rights protected by the government.

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It is the first attempt to conceive a form of sovereignty completely enfranchised from laws, being itself the source of legitimacy.

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It would be a democratic society, enfranchising the entire population.

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As a direct result of enfranchising 18 year old citizens, there was an expansion of both voter registration-education and get out the vote efforts.

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The legislation was ambiguous as to which communities were enfranchised.

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She also suggested that, if this would not be possible, women 3035 years old should be enfranchised.

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But for women, only those over 30 were enfranchised, and the judiciary remained as conservative as ever.

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However, in the 1960s the black population began being enfranchised and represented in many political offices.

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