Sentence examples for dissenting points from inspiring English sources
We're never discussing that terms of the debate disallow or discourage dissenting points of view.
Opposition in the House of Commons is meant to ensure respect for dissenting points of view, with Members of Parliament sitting opposite the government, acting as its watchdogs.
"Where I have a problem is when I get four or five big media conglomerates choking off dissenting points of view.
The denouement is hardly likely, but Rouletabille's process of deduction is a delight, as is his bombastic dismissal of any dissenting points of view.
When I lived in Moscow in the late 1990s, this ideal was enjoying an exhilarating, but all too brief flowering before Russia retreated into the absolutes of Putinism and systematically crushed dissenting points of view.
First we see the Soviet Union, Romania and other Eastern Bloc countries changing their political system to permit dissenting points of view.
Then I'll say, "Well, you guys aren't listening very well, because there's always another point of view somewhere and you need to go back and find out what the dissenting point of view is".
Two justices dissented, pointing out that this precedent puts politicians on notice that they can authorize and issue bonds before a case can reach the state's high court.
2. As Burger's dissent points out, Chiarella did not simply trade while in possession of material nonpublic information: Chiarella misappropriated that information from his employer.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a strong dissent, points out that "the court reaches this result only by way of an unprecedented, post hoc reconstruction of the crime," ignoring the case's "undisputed facts".
One dissent points to broad economic forces that contributed to the credit and housing bubbles that built up during the last decade, including a glut of savings in developing Asian countries that began accumulating in the late 1990s and provided the fuel for mortgage-backed investments in the United States and Europe.
