Sentence examples for effective dissent from inspiring English sources

"There isn't a halfway house to register effective dissent without risk of nuclear war," says Peter Montagnon of the Association of British Insurers.That worry still preoccupies some BofA shareholders.

That was a tactical move, causing the remaining three members to be split 2-1 along party lines and allowing the new chairman, Ajit Pai, to pursue his agenda unencumbered by effective dissent.

This strengthens classification as a tool for suppressing effective dissent.

In 2011, at least one protestor seemed to think it was a good idea to squat on a cop car at the Occupy Wall Street protests (despite all the flak and heat protestors were taking for poor sanitation at their campsites and the plethora of other avenues of effective dissent open to them).

"The PC-types have been intimidating and very effective in suppressing dissent.

Re Bob Herbert's Jan . 4column about the disapproval of black Americans toward George W. Bush's selection of John Ashcroft for attorney general: It seems that the most effective means of dissent would come from those blacks selected for other cabinet-level positions.

The experts had thought the Arabs were getting richer and were too scared of their autocrats, that the Russians were apathetic and quite liked their neo-czar, that the Indian middle class was politically disengaged, that West Europeans were too old for outrage, that Americans didn't care about the class divide and that the Chinese comrades were too effective at suppressing dissent.

That recognition is critical, because since the collapse of the Camp David and Taba peace talks and the Second Intifada, the mainstream American Jewish community has been very effective in silencing dissent.

In a country where the president dominates state media, demonstrations are tightly controlled and Kremlin opponents risk arrest, fines, prosecution or, in Nemtsov's case, death, the Internet has become the most effective outlet for dissent.

Abstention is not a very effective way to communicate dissent.

The Taliban's evolution into a more sophisticated organization suggests that the terrorist group is learning from the Afghan government's failures and adopting effective strategies to sow dissent in the West to prevent increased troop deployments or aid efforts.