Sentence examples for dissent right from inspiring English sources

Our results show that there is a considerable variability in the implementation of children's rights as perceived by nurses: while some rights seem widely respected (right to have a parent with them, right to play and to have toys), others have much lower levels of implementation (right to express informed assent or dissent, right to continue school).

Justice Ruth Ginsburg, in dissent, was right to point out that in the modern age database errors can lead to many people's rights being denied.

"There were other people besides Mary who taught us that dissent was right and dissent was just," he said.

When the Founding Fathers crafted the Constitution, he wrote in his dissent, the right to be left alone was inherent in the notion of pursuing happiness.

I think the dissent is right to say that "force" can reasonably be read as including "constructive force" such as threats, especially in light of the substantial American legal tradition of reading force this broadly (and despite the fact that other Kansas statutes generally do say "force or threat" or some such).

He had to step in to quell dissent among right-wing backbenchers over the last carbon budget, introduced in 2011 when the coalition was still fairly new.

A proposed Saudi counterterrorism law that would give the Interior Ministry sweeping powers and mandate jail sentences for criticizing the king would effectively squelch political dissent, human rights advocates said on Thursday.

The Republicans, deeply divided on the issue of abortion, will display no prime time dissent; abortion-rights forces, who had enough votes in the platform committee to take a minority plank to the floor, decided to pass up that chance in the name of unity.

Justice John Paul Stevens, in dissent, had it right when he pointed out that it is a uniquely Christian symbol with a "deeply significant meaning for those who adhere to the Christian faith".

Justice Scalia's dissent gets its right.

A spoonful of ecstasy helps the dissent go down, right?—Anna Codrea-Rado.