Sentence examples for dissent points from inspiring English sources

2. As Burger's dissent points out, Chiarella did not simply trade while in possession of material nonpublic information: Chiarella misappropriated that information from his employer.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a strong dissent, points out that "the court reaches this result only by way of an unprecedented, post hoc reconstruction of the crime," ignoring the case's "undisputed facts".

One dissent points to broad economic forces that contributed to the credit and housing bubbles that built up during the last decade, including a glut of savings in developing Asian countries that began accumulating in the late 1990s and provided the fuel for mortgage-backed investments in the United States and Europe.

For if they were, as Justice Stevens' dissent points out, how could we deprive them of the right to vote?

And this is especially so because, as the dissent points out, the result is absurd: Restraint in the use of defensive violence is rewarded by criminal punishment.

The majority also warns of graymail, the threat such types of litigation may pose, but as the dissent points out, that danger exists in any suit allowed against government officials.

A dissent pointed out that the failure to review his claims could be a miscarriage of justice: Glossip is about to be executed and "the State has no interest in executing an actually innocent man".

Among the bridal brouhaha, the bride's mother acts as the sole voice of dissent, pointing out that her daughter may be a bit foolhardy to give up on education to marry a footballer.

Mr. Arafat noted with satisfaction recent signs of Israeli dissent, pointing in particular to a letter signed by more than 250 reserve members of the armed forces refusing to serve in the occupied territories.

The "old guard" wants to crush all dissent, pointing to events in other Arab nations.

But critics of the crackdown on dissent point out that public beheadings are also practiced by al-Qaida and IS.