Sentence examples for dissenting movement from inspiring English sources

The financier and philanthropist George Soros is part of the dissenting movement, too, and he has written a pithy little book, "On Globalization" (Public Affairs; $20), setting out his views and his recommendations for reform.

It is the Green party that now embodies the natural political expression of the more progressive traditions found in dissenting movements such as Quakerism and radical Catholicism.

The most vigorous dissenting movements of the 15th century, Lollardy in England and Hussitism in Bohemia, were not subject to its jurisdiction.

The East Midtown rezoning plan galvanized what had been a somewhat inchoate dissent movement among architects, planners and land-use lawyers.

"It was not a dissent movement.

It was an exciting time – the birth of a digital dissent movement, where the definitions and capabilities of hacktivism were being shaped.

"From now on," the State Department's Alec Ross said last week in the Washington Post, "any and all dissent movements will have technology as a core component".

Their predecessors were the Young Ottomans, one of the first proper dissent movements in the Ottoman Empire whose representatives favored an Islamic and traditionalist response to the empire's modernization, demanding to preserve the sultanate while opposing the centralized modernization of their culture at the hands of a shallow bureaucratic class.

And he does not seem to have a great deal of patience for dissenting voices within the movement.

Mr Grillo, the BBC's Alan Johnston reported in December 2012, does not seem to have a great deal of patience for dissenting voices within the movement.

The political liberalization Taiwan experienced leading up to the official end of martial law on July 15 , 1987 opened a new public arena for dissenting voices and political movements against the centralized policy of the KMT.