Sentence examples for dissenting concerns from inspiring English sources

Consequently, dissenting concerns and viewpoints were not re-introduced in licensing practice and moral deliberation was limited to the ECNH's members who launched the gradual concept.

The Philadelphia Fed's district ranked near the bottom of the growth table, but its president, Charles Plosser, has dissented over concerns about inflation.

The first dissent concerned provisions within the migration legislation amendment (2014 measures no. 1) regulation 2014 which the majority held were likely to undermine the right to privacy.

Other pilots were voicing their dissent concerning Marseille.

But to be clear, the dissenting judge was concerned about a speculative future situation.

Indeed, in Citizens United, the pro-corporate majority dismissed concerns about protecting dissenting shareholders from corporate decisions to spend on controversial political candidates, arguing that shareholders could protect themselves against such spending through the normal processes of corporate democracy.

The decision was heralded by some as a victory for sober-living homes, but it prompted concern from five dissenting judges on the 9th Circuit who later wrote a dissenting opinion -- prompting the city's petition to the Supreme Court.

George W. Bush's intolerance for criticism, including dissenting views about the intelligence concerning Iraq's weapons programs, helped lead to the spectacular failure of the Iraq War.

Likewise, shutting your eyes and ears to the legal dissent and concerns of others can also lead to disastrous consequences".

However, this idea raises concerns that learners with dissenting ideas and views may find such learning environments unfriendly.

By then, the dissenting Florida justices suggested they were concerned about the "safe harbor" issue.