Sentence examples for community dissent from inspiring English sources

We cannot keep bearing the community dissent on empty hands," Elwangu said.

If I wanted to destroy the long term viability of any cryptocurrency project based on a blockchain, including Bitcoin, I would create community dissent after a hard fork and then do exactly what Classic has done - try to package the failed chain into an actual competing financial cryptographic asset, get it trading on exchanges against the Mother chain, and so on.

Elites from each ethno-religious group can quickly gain a stranglehold over their communities, quelling dissent by pointing to the threat posed by the other Iraqi communities.

By this time, Jirous, who has died aged 67 from internal haemorrhaging, and Havel were leading figures in separate communities of dissent.

In many Asian Buddhist communities, open dissent is unthinkable, while in academia, critical discourse is crucial.

When Oliver Cromwell consolidated his control over England in the early 1650s, he began a crackdown on religious communities that dissented from his religious views.

Some of these individual islands might be quite unpleasant by liberal standards; what makes the archipelago liberal overall is that each community guarantees its dissenting members the right to exit (which might have a high price, if former members have nowhere to go with any prospect for a decent life).

I feel like in any human community there's always dissent because people just disagree.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the City Council took just five months to extend that protection to the transgender community, with almost no dissent.

Biologists continue to discuss and debate the mechanisms, patterns, and details of evolution, but the certainty of evolution is not in question.3 With only negligible dissent, the community declares that "descent with modification" as laid out by Darwin (1859) accurately describes the general historical pattern of life on earth.

In his dissent in Community Schools, Justice Steven Breyer called Robert's reliance on Brown a "cruel distortion of history".