Sentence examples for dissenting against from inspiring English sources

Still, the letter seemed to show that Mr. Weidmann and the traditionally conservative Bundesbank had started dissenting against the growing sums of money that the central bank had been lending to banks on ever-easier terms.

Whether or not this is true -- and I've met a few politicians who'd argue the point -- it makes you wonder what today's young people are supposed be organizing for, or dissenting against.

On 30 August Chamberlain met with his Cabinet and Ambassador Henderson and secured their backing with only First Lord of the Admiralty Duff Cooper dissenting against Chamberlain's policy to pressure Czechoslovakia into making concessions on the ground that Britain was then in no position to back up any threat to go to war.

And so the dissenting against Wolf's larger thesis began: One, luling, objected to the comparison with the repression facing Egyptian protesters: "The USA is no where near Tahrir square.

For dissenting against prevailing civil rights orthodoxy, Connerly has been denounced as a traitor to his race.

Rights in the sense of justified claims to be protected in one's speech even when protest and dissenting against authority can be justified as conducive to the health of the community (Wong, 2004).

Field dissented against the majority decision upholding the state law.

He dissented against those policies at all eight Fed meetings last year.

The president dissented against the court's ruling that the prisoner vote ban must be lifted.

Mr. Weidmann, a member of the bank's governing council, dissented against the central bank's new bond-buying program on Thursday.

He has dissented against the Fed's efforts to buy longer-term assets, known as quantitative easing, which was an effort to stimulate the economy.