Sentence examples for backdrop of dissent from inspiring English sources
Chancellor George Osborne will deliver the 2013 Budget on Wednesday, against the backdrop of dissent from his own backbenches and the longest period of economic stagnation in the last century.
Against a backdrop of doctor dissent and dissatisfaction, hospital deficits, strong arguments about lack of funding and political commitment, will Stevens's plans save the NHS as we know it?
Against a backdrop of spirited debate and boisterous dissent, Prime Minister Tony Blair on Wednesday defended his decision to go to war in Iraq, saying that he was ready to take responsibility for his actions before the country while asserting that freedom and democracy in Iraq were more important than any mistaken intelligence.
Speaking from Egypt which remains a backdrop of authoritarian rule that has suffocated dissent and reform, President Obama must address the two-fold cancer which plagues reform and modernization in the so-called "Muslim world".
Tim Farron, never a minister, has chosen "a fresh start" as his new backdrop: while careful not to disown the Clegg era, he is more at home with the Liberal tradition of dissent than the necessary compromises of government.
Voices of dissent also emerged.
It marks the intensity of dissent.
Any hint of dissent is crushed.
Hill was a voice of dissent.
There are few signs of dissent.
