the right to vote

常見(jiàn)例句

If the Palestinians got the right to vote, given their higher birthrate, within a few decades Israel would no longer be a Jewish state.
如果巴勒斯坦人獲得了選舉權(quán)，考慮到他們較高的出生率，在幾十年內(nèi)以色列將不再是一個(gè)猶太國(guó)家了。
Until now, Florida was one of only three states—the others are Kentucky and Virginia—which denied the right to vote to all ex-offenders.
在此之前，弗州是全美僅剩的三個(gè)剝奪所有刑滿釋放人員選舉權(quán)的州，另外兩個(gè)分別是肯塔基州和維吉尼亞州。
Some say that withdrawing the right to vote teaches jailbirds that if they don’t play by society’s rules they cannot expect a hand in making them.
有人說(shuō)撤銷選舉的權(quán)利可以教會(huì)那些囚犯如果他們不遵守社會(huì)的規(guī)則，他們別想期待能有人幫他們一把。

They said the constitutional convention had only given them the right to vote for limited slavery or unlimited slavery.
They were very suspicious of the democratic tendencies, or so it seemed, the democratic tendencies of that northern society which was spreading literacy more widely, and eventually the right to vote more widely, at least among white people.
他們也對(duì)民主傾向表示懷疑,事實(shí)就是如此,有著民主傾向的北方社會(huì),文化教育的開(kāi)展更為廣泛,因而更廣大人民有著投票權(quán),至少大部分白人有投票權(quán)
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 美國(guó)內(nèi)戰(zhàn)與重建課程節(jié)選
Again, the elite in Britain were scared, because you've got all these Ranter groups and Levelers and people who believe that everybody ought to have the right to vote, whether they have property or not and people that believe in the right of women.
英國(guó)的精英們被嚇得要死,英國(guó)當(dāng)時(shí)有各種喧騷派團(tuán)體,平均主義者以及民眾,他們相信每個(gè)人都應(yīng)該享有投票的權(quán)力,不論貧富,還有人認(rèn)為婦女也應(yīng)有投票權(quán)
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 歐洲文明課程節(jié)選

This Election Tuesday, I celebrate our American tradition of exercising the right to vote.
FORBES: A Tale of Two Tuesdays: This Election Tuesday, I Look Forward to Another Tuesday
That includes one of the most fundamental right of a democracy: the right to vote.
WHITEHOUSE: State of the Union 2013
Automatically, they have the right to vote (indeed, are required to) on big constitutional decisions.
ECONOMIST: Swiss people power