Sentence examples for broad dissent from inspiring English sources

The union has experienced broad dissent since the deaths of 343 firefighters on Sept. 11.

Broad dissent from people that I respect who tell me that they think it's a mistake or something".

Fearful of provoking even broader dissent, he refused to take such tough measures as imposing a curfew or ordering blanket arrests, on the ground that they might smack of the military dictatorship in the 1970s.

But the student movement is broader than dissent over one injustice.

But murmurs of disquiet are growing as the crackdown widens to criminalise a broad range of dissent.

That Muhammad Morsi, the ousted president and Muslim Brother, was sentenced to death on the same day the ultras were banned is merely an indication of Mr Sisi's broad crackdown on dissent.

The raid on the church, which sought to pray outside after it was evicted from its building under government pressure, was part of a broad crackdown on dissent over the last seven weeks.

Human Rights Watch is one of a number of international and Egyptian rights groups that have expressed alarm about a severe and increasingly broad crackdown on dissent since the army's overthrow of Morsi in July 2013.

Critics say the proliferation of these cases is a sign of a broader crackdown on dissent.

The last year has seen a broader crackdown on dissent and civil society, with increased restrictions on the internet, the targeting of influential voices and of advocates for minority rights.

Carrying banners declaring "Na Copa vai ter luta" (The Cup will have protests), appeals for a general strike and claims that the cost of refurbishing the Maracanã stadium could pay for 200 schools, the demonstrators rallied with striking workers in the broadest show of dissent in several months.