Sentence examples for dissenters view from inspiring English sources

In the dissenters' view, the court was merely "purporting" to decide the case exclusively according to state law.

In the dissenters' view, the state also had responsibilities which it could not evade, even though it had sub-contracted the job of vetting religion teachers to the church.

The dissenters viewed the entire issue through the opposite end of the analytical telescope, emphasizing the public rather than private function of a political primary.

Regardless of the validity of the dissenters' views - and similar criticism stretches back to the days of Kevin Hickey as the national team coach in the Eighties - so blind to the greater cause were they that they felt no guilt about letting the dirt fly at a time that suited them and not the team.

In an interview on Fox News Sunday on December 12 , 2010 Breyer stated that based on the values and the historical record, the Founding Fathers of the United States never intended guns to go unregulated and that history supports his and the other dissenters' views in District of Columbia v. Heller.

If a dissenter's view of Middle America were turned into a Bingo card, Kate Zambreno's debut novel O Fallen Angel ― recently reissued by Harper Perennial ― would win the game a few pages in".

A persuasive dissent can do the court a favor, Justice Stevens wrote in his memoir: "Responses by the majority may not only clarify and strengthen the court's reasoning, but also demonstrate to the public that the dissenter's views were carefully considered before they were rejected".

There are plenty of dissenters to this view.

There are dissenters to this view, of course; to them, those truly hostile to America are a minority.

Dissenters from that view have been drawn mainly to theories involving the Mafia and the Central Intelligence Agency, even though hooking Oswald up with those entities requires a far greater imaginative stretch than associating him with the Soviets.

There were not many dissenters from that view, but if there was a dividing line, it was between young Democrats like Mr. Turk and Ms. Introseco, and middle-age ones, mainly Rutgers alumni.