Sentence examples for causing dissent from inspiring English sources

It may even help the U.S. resolve the issue causing dissent in Washington right now -- the treatment of suspected terrorists and their trials and the continuing use of Guantanamo Bay as a military prison.

He's also determined to cause dissent.

"Anything they can do to cause dissent or attack our forces and cause us to leave".

Mr. Hustead said he was concerned that the same forces that had caused dissent within his own committee had traveled to the academy.

It was a foregone conclusion that Roosevelt would be renominated, but there was considerable opposition to renominating the sitting vice president, Henry A. Wallace (as his initial nomination had caused dissent).

His views caused dissent in an audience of party members uncomfortable with the idea of the party endorsing the increased involvement of the private sector in the delivery of public services.

The territorial issue caused dissent among the powers, but eventually a compromise arrangement left the former Duchy of Warsaw, minus Poznania (which went to Prussia) and Kraków (made a free city), to Tsar Alexander under the name of the Kingdom of Poland.

This ultimatum caused dissent among the Western Allies, who were reluctant to go to war over the issue.

More substantial measures would presumably cause more dissent and delay, especially among the regime's top brass.

(This is said to have caused some dissent in the cast – Mayim Bialik (Amy and Melissa Rauchh (Bernadette) struggle along on $100,000 per installment).

Hezbollah, which leads the March 8 coalition, has adopted the hard-line rhetoric of its allies in Damascus regarding the uprising there, but in doing so it has caused some dissent within the alliance's ranks.