Sentence examples for dissent will be from inspiring English sources

Such dissent will be criminalised.

Even murmured dissent will be silenced.

"All in all, Turkey will become a country where power is more consolidated and dissent will be more difficult".

It teaches students that dissent will be punished, that rather than pipe up they should nod along.

We only have to look at history to see this: those that give the oxygen of publicity to dissent will be criminalised.

Egypt's rulers must know that their attempts to repress any form of public scrutiny or dissent will be met with fierce opposition, not just by local reporters but by the wider international community of journalists as well.

Those dissents will be filed in history with Supreme Court decisions upholding slavery (Dred Scott) racial segregation (Plessy v. Ferguson) and internment of Japanese-Americans (Korematsu).

Sunstein previewed for the senators some of the research for his book "Why Societies Need Dissent," which will be published this summer.

Central defender Shittu was then sent off after the final whistle for dissent and will be suspended for the visit of Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

"I don't know what the referee has seen but we stopped it frame-by-frame on the video and it is a real soft decision". Central defender Shittu was then sent off after the final whistle for dissent and will be suspended for the visit of Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

One of those House members, Rep. Tim Huelskamp of Kansas, called Boehner's action "petty" and "vindictive". In a speech at the conservative Heritage Foundation, Huelskamp said: "What this says is that dissent will not be tolerated, particularly conservative dissent". It is remarkable how "conservative" keeps getting redefined to the right by the folks on the fringe of the GOP.