enfranchisement en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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enfranchisement [ingl. am. ɪnˈfrænˌtʃaɪzmənt, ɛnˈfrænˌtʃaɪzmənt, ingl. brit. ɛnˈfran(t)ʃɪzm(ə)nt] SUST. U

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The number of seats was increased from 103 to 105, with the enfranchisement of two additional universities.
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The suffragettes' focus on war work turned public opinion in favour of their eventual partial enfranchisement in 1918.
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The constitution allows for the enfranchisement of foreign residents at a municipal level, at discretion of the local governments.
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Consequently, wartime writing allowed women to challenge prevailing societal beliefs by arguing in favour of extended social and political rights such as enfranchisement.
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Enfranchisement is the obtaining of the landlord's title and is most commonly negotiated with the landlord where a tenant pays only a "ground rent".
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Several acts were passed dealing with the enfranchisement and commutation of copyholds and the preservation of commons and open spaces.
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The plebeians had recently achieved full political enfranchisement.
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He also objected to leasehold reform leading to the enfranchisement of leaseholders, and to family law reform.
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The enfranchisement of this latter group was accepted as recognition of the contribution made by women defence workers.
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Soldiers, sailors, and police officers also were, oddly enough, excluded from enfranchisement.
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