suffrage in the PONS Dictionary

suffrage Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

female suffrage
žensko pravo glasa
male suffrage
muško pravo glasa
universal suffrage
opšte pravo glasa

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The aim of the society was universal suffrage and annually elected parliaments, with a strong streak of republicanism running through it as well.
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It extended suffrage to 18-20 year olds.
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Its supporters also advocate a faster pace of democratisation and implementation of universal and equal suffrage.
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In most countries, full universal suffrage followed about 10 to 20 years after full "male" suffrage.
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In 1917, there was a majority in the parliament of parties favourable to women suffrage, but a motion of woman suffrage was still voted down.
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This was a democratic republic and immediately democratic reforms were being enacted, including universal male suffrage.
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Voting is on the basis of universal suffrage in a secret ballot.
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Suffrage involves electioneering, in which the donations rule the day.
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The final list of qualified nominated candidates will stand for election by universal suffrage, using the two-round system.
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There is universal suffrage for all citizens at the age of 18.
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