| 词汇 | 选举权 |
| 释义 | 选举权 Of the party's398 lawmakers who can vote on Mr Kan's replacement on August29th, he leads a group of some 130, compared with Mr Maehara's40. The law deprives criminals of their right to vote. Today women have the right to vote. A third of us can’t be bothered to use the votes Libyans are dying for. That would, for instance, let countries decide, within reason, which criminals should lose voting rights. Feminism has affected many changes in Western society, including women's suffrage, broad employment for women at more equitable wages and access to university education. The rest either allow prisoners full voting rights or restrict the franchise only partially. If the Palestinians got the right to vote, given their higher birthrate, within a few decades Israel would no longer be a Jewish state. If they were denied the right to vote, Israel would no longer be a democracy but an apartheid state. He says many in the DPJ are willing to give them the vote, but fear that if they did, Chinese Japanese would want to follow suit. He is willing to part with his right to vote. He delegated his voting right to his secretary. I think this actually does happen to a limited extent; autocratic societies that go democratic these days usually don't have to pass through a long phase in which only men have the franchise. MOST rich democracies spend a lot of time and money trying to convince more people to exercise their right to vote. It is a very significant event, since the right to work and to vote, for which western females fought for around100 years, was immediately endowed on Chinese females. These changes point up the fact that the withdrawal of the franchise is often a hangover of history rather than a carefully thought out sanction. A new constitution, proclaimed in 1962, abolished capital punishment, provided for female suffrage, and established a Supreme Court to guarantee fundamental liberties. Seething at the injustice, she embarked on a speaking tour in support of female voting rights, during which she gave this speech. She campaigned for women’s suffrage, workers’ rights, and socialism, as well as many other progressive causes. We all want the same rights and opportunities, and for some things, such as women's suffrage, it was a long, hard fight to achieve equal footing. In the rich world, getting hold of your first credit card is a rite of passage far more important for your daily life than casting your first vote. |
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