Sentence examples for Unanimous dissent from inspiring English sources

That does not mean that the court's rulings need to be unanimous: dissent is to be expected, if not encouraged, in cases that are sufficiently difficult enough to reach a final court of appeal.

For five years, he has been one of the little-known gray men at those regular meetings, always voting with the usually unanimous majority, never expressing dissent or an independent view.

Where the vote on a certain price was not unanimous, statements from the dissenting minority are included.

By a unanimous vote and without dissenting testimony, the Senate Committee on Government sent on to the full Senate a bill to eliminate the position and kill its $10,000 stipend, which has already been withheld from Mr. Baraka.

It was a unanimous decision; there was no dissent.

The Brown cases, for example, pitted Marshall against, among others, a former Secretary of State, James F. Byrnes, and a former Democratic Presidential nominee, John W. Davis; our current Chief Justice, then a Supreme Court law clerk, wrote a memorandum to his boss laying out a justification for a dissent from the unanimous decision.

But Cormann also pointed out that the committee's call was not unanimous, with Liberal senator David Bushby dissenting.

The justices in support of desegregation spent much effort convincing those who initially intended to dissent to join a unanimous opinion.