Sentence examples for dissident view from inspiring English sources

The arrest underscored the risks of expressing a dissident view publicly at a time when Kuwait was shocked and embarrassed by the killing of the marine.

Its president, Thabo Mbeki, drew renewed criticism by not disavowing the dissident view that HIV does not cause AIDS.See article: The battle with AIDSUp to 250 people were dead after an oil explosion in Nigeria.

"There's a small minority of very senior people in the party who support the dissident view," said Saadiq Kariem, the party's national health secretary, who has described Mr. Mokaba's campaign as "irresponsible".

Their dissident view about the usefulness of mammograms may seem to have been fully validated by the study published this fall in The Lancet, concluding that women who have mammography die of breast cancer at the same rate as those who don't.

AP Board Chairman Dean Singleton counters that the dissident view of the news agency is shared by only a minority of its members.

As the FT points out, own-label wine and personalised bottles have become increasingly popular in the corporate world, but usually the labels are corporate logos, not cartoons promoting an essentially dissident view from within the firm's own employees.

But some conservatives have a greater willingness to hear dissident views.

President Thabo Mbeki's dissident views on AIDS and antiretroviral drugs reflect similar fears.

Both are political games about which the government doesn't allow dissident views.

The bitching All of this means there are few dissident views to be found out there.

Other Arab countries regularly jail journalists who express dissident views, but Syria may be the most restrictive of all.