Sentence examples for dissenters for from inspiring English sources

Naturally, the company's reaction was to blame the dissenters for being box-ticking ignoramuses.

In a letter to investors, Mr. Malkin said that company rules allowed him to buy out dissenters for "book value," or less than $2,000 a share, if more than 80percentt of the investors approved the bid.

But he remembers being even more appalled by those who waved the Stars and Stripes as they beat up dissenters for exercising their rights as Americans to free speech.

Even the dissenters dissent for Scottish reasons.

Mad Mel has a gentle rebuke for dissenters from this nuanced viewpoint.

As for dissenters from C.W.A.'s stand on issues like the "sanctity of human life," a handy link to Bible passages explains "why you are a sinner and deserve punishment in Hell".

She credited her tenuous upbringing with making her "a skeptic and a dissenter" for the rest of her life.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the dissenters, argued for "a more majestic conception" of the exclusionary rule, and a more categorical one.

However puny Hong Kong's voices of dissent may seem, they are a reminder of the catalytic role the territory has played in politics in the past — as a source of new ideas for China and refuge for dissenters like Sun Yat-sen, Ho Chi Minh and Emilio Aguinaldo of the Philippines.

Corbyn now has three options: purge the party of dissenters, push for unity between MPs and party members, or alternatively try to find agreement on key issues (at least on Labour's Brexit policy).

In Wynne, the Alito majority held that Maryland's personal-income tax violates the so-called "dormant commerce clause": it amounts to an unconstitutional tariff by privileging in-state over interstate commerce.The dissenters disagreed for various reasons you can parse in this excellent analysis at SCOTUSblog by Bradley Joondepth.