Sentence examples for dissented after from inspiring English sources

He dissented, after all, from a 1989 decision that gave First Amendment protection to flag burning.

(Update: Rosch has again dissented after the FTC settled with Facebook over its altering of privacy settings. More in the piece below).

Councilman David Gordon dissented after opposing the the sidewalks in December.

President Bill Clinton gave her a Medal of Freedom in 1996; Congress awarded her a Gold Medal in 1999 (passed nearly unanimously — only Representative Ron Paul of Texas dissented); and after her death, her body lay in the Capitol Rotunda.

The two dissenting judges, after dealing with a matter of local law not reviewable here, found that the standard "sacrilegious" is unconstitutionally vague, and, finally, that the constitutional guarantee of freedom of speech applied equally to motion pictures, and prevented this censorship.

The 3-2 vone on the Small-Lot Subdivision Ordinance — with Councilwomen Sandy Genis and Wendy Leece dissenting — came after considerable discussion about the future of residential construction in the city, which is largely limited to what's known as infill development, or new projects surrounded by established areas.

The third judge, John D. Butzner Jr., an elderly Southern Democrat, went along quietly after having dissented internally, a fact revealed by Ken Gormley in his 2010 book, "The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr".

31 Booking Mykland for dissent after carrying on at the referee.

The sentencing offered further evidence of Tehran's determination to suppress dissent after widespread protests following disputed elections in June 2009.

That, too, is the prevailing official view in Tehran, which has its own example of successfully repressing popular dissent, after the 2009 elections.

Bougherra was sent off in injury time for a bad challenge on Kris Commons and Diouf followed suit for dissent after the final whistle.