Sentence examples for continued dissent from inspiring English sources
Domestically, the Australian government faces continued dissent over a review that recommended that the renewable energy target should either be suspended or shut down entirely.
Justice Breyer offered one qualification: continued dissent might be unnecessary, he said, if "the consequences of the court's approach prove anodyne, as I hope, rather than randomly destructive, as I fear".
But the heavy policing of Occupy was grimly successful in stymying continued dissent.
"Today's decision reaffirms the need for continued dissent," Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote at the end of a 17-page opinion that was also signed by Justices John Paul Stevens, David H. Souter and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Her continuing dissent erupted just days after Mr. Cuomo called for the party to be a "tighter" ship.
Mr. Lombard, for his part, played down suggestions of continuing dissent, and added, "At no point in time was there anyone who was pressured to leave".
With the evidence of continuing dissent and coup plots, the government was ever conscious of Guéï's presence on the sidelines.
But the continuing dissent undermines the likelihood that President Giorgio Napolitano will find quick consensus in parliament if he tries to form a technical government led by Monti.
He continued his dissent in Munich as a commentator for Radio Liberty.
He said he was concerned about the new stifling of free speech, for which the best challenge, he thought, was continued popular dissent.
Although Laurentius submitted and became bishop of Nocera, Italy, his supporters continued to dissent, accusing Symmachus of arbitrary decisions about the date of Easter, of despoiling the Church, and of fornications.
