Sentence examples for dissent between from inspiring English sources

However, he also accused the United States of sowing dissent between Iraq and Iran.

One hurdle to reform, some say, is the growing political dissent between the prince and the government on matters like constitutional reform and law enforcement.

In a rare expression of dissent between the country's two leaders, President Dmitri A. Medvedev later criticized the remarks as unacceptable.

"I don't think you can change the electoral system even modestly, and this is a modest change, when you have very serious dissent between the political parties in the way we do.

Last June, the annual convention of the Catholic Theological Society of America featured a debate about theological dissent between Father McCormick and the Rev. Avery Dulles, a fellow Jesuit and an elder statesman of American Catholic theology.

You might say that Europeanness arises out of dialogue and dissent between the many different political cultures – of the citoyen, the citizen, the staatsbuerger, the burgermatschappij, the ciudadano, the obywatel.

For 23.8% (24 470) of all radiological examinations, a third reading at the reference centre was necessary because of BI-RADS 4 or 5 findings or dissent judgement between the first and second radiologist (Table 3).

No, what came was the realization, first, that both writers need to start a story with a concrete premise rather than, say, a feeling about character; and, second, that in both there is a strong dissenting friction between the logistics of craft and the fanciful free flights of inspiration.

It is on this point that perhaps the first hint of dissenting opinions between the group of clergy and the larger citizenry was slightly exposed.

Dissenting epistemologies between Indigenous and other Australians infers the likelihood of key points of difference in mentoring standards.

Particular attention was drawn to items demonstrating either within-subgroup or between-subgroup dissent.