Sentence examples for deep dissension from inspiring English sources
But the fact that the matter reached Germany's highest court indicated the deep dissension in the country about the fund.
The leaders of Israel and the Palestinians faced deep dissension in their constituencies on Wednesday, with Yasir Arafat making a rare admission of personal error to those seeking change, and Ariel Sharon suffering a rebuff from his own party.
Page 12 National UNION DELAYS TRAINING ON DEPORTATION RULES In a new sign of the deep dissension over immigration, the union representing some 7,000 deportation officers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, known as ICE, has so far not allowed its members to participate in a training focused on deporting immigrants convicted of crimes.
The deep dissension between right-wing and left-wing Peronists continued after Perón's death in 1974, and, until his widow's overthrow in 1976, the Montoneros and other terrorist groups such as the unaligned "People's Revolutionary Army"—staged an unprecedented series of kidnappings and assassinations in Argentina.
But in a new sign of the deep dissension over immigration, the union representing some 7,000 deportation officers of the agency, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, known as ICE, has so far not allowed its members to participate in the training.
Among American commanders, the legacy of Tora Bora, and of the unyielding hunt for Mr. bin Laden, has been one of deep uncertainty and even dissension.
The roots of the boy soldiers' dissension go deeper.
And both men insist their bond is rooted deep enough to withstand any dissension.
The bad blood among his colleagues was too deep, and the last thing the administration needed, he concluded, was dissension and drama in the ranks.
Dissension has dominated the coalition since it came to power in 2009 and leaders debated for more than eight hours deep into the night to reach agreement.
