Sentence examples for a dissent from from inspiring English sources

In June, a dissent from Justice Sonia Sotomayor brought a new perspective to the issue.

Mr. Lang's encore, "La Campanella," from his new Sony Classical CD, "Liszt: My Piano Hero," was, true to form, a dissent from the standard approach.

"In 15 terms on the bench," he said, "I have never read a dissent from the bench, but today's decision requires that I do so".

And despite a dissent from one member, the committee reaffirmed that the sluggish economy meant interest rates would stay low "for an extended period".

In 1967, he wrote a dissent from the court's ruling that a confidential informant's tip, without further evidence, could be the basis for an arrest warrant.

The new church, completed in 1862 and designed by Grimshaw & Morrill, embodied a dissent from the more typical Gothic mode of the mid-19th century.

Muzaffar Iqbal, a notable Pakistani-Canadian Muslim, signed the A Scientific Dissent From Darwinism petition of the Discovery Institute.

While a published dissent from an order like a stay is unusual, this one had the effect of goading Justice Scalia into doing something even more unusual, publishing a defense of the stay.

In 1953, Hand wrote a scathing dissent from a Second Circuit decision to affirm the perjury conviction of William Remington, a government economist accused of Communist sympathies and activities.

Judge Alex Kozinski, in a partial dissent from a decision of the federal appeals court in San Francisco, said there were respectable arguments on both sides.

"Not surprisingly, given the political pressures they face, judges are far more likely than juries to impose the death penalty," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in a 1995 dissent from a decision that upheld Alabama's capital sentencing system.