Sentence examples for dissenters point from inspiring English sources

But, as the dissenters point out, there are dangers in a knee-jerk refusal to get in line.

Indeed, as the three dissenters point out, there is a legal tension between saying that particular serious justifications are needed for such difference of treatment and then paradoxically not assessing whether such reasons where present, but rather going into the margin of appreciation question.

Dissenters point out that correlation is not necessarily causation; in particular there may be a common cause underlying the correlation between a particular act being chosen and a good state of affairs or outcome.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote on behalf of the four dissenters, pointing out that strip searches are "a serious affront to human dignity and to individual privacy" and should therefore only be ordered with good reason.

Such dissenters pointed out that it might be impossible to differentiate between legitimate animal shelters and hellish breeding grounds.

Dissenters pointed out that, unlike brokers and their ilk, actors' fortunes stem from their creation of cultural products that we are willing to pay to see.

Some senior Labour dissenters also point out that on the left memories of Ramsay Macdonald and the national government formed in the 1930s are still vivid, the sense of betrayal burning as brightly as ever.

There were dissenters on this point.

The dissenters on this point were Justices John Paul Stevens, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer and David H. Souter.

The Republican dissenters at this point represent a small portion of the House Republican Conference, but their public anger is striking.

During his administration, Gamaliel frequently became dictatorial toward dissenters; at one point, he excommunicated his own brother-in-law.