Sentence examples for excluding dissenting from inspiring English sources

So Turnbull shouldn't make the mistake of excluding dissenting voices among his base from his decision-making process.

The Apple Daily is concerned that Beijing's stipulation that the city's next chief executive must "love the country and Hong Kong" will be used to exclude dissenting voices from running in the election.

But there is a danger to this new brand of feminism as well: in its carefulness to include everyone it may end up excluding anyone who offends or dissents.

In the absence of other permissible reasons for excluding patients, rates of informed dissent would possibly be higher than we report.

Among the specific dissents excluded from the public white paper on Iraq's weapons was the view of the State Department's intelligence branch, spelled out in the classified version of the document, that Iraq's importation of aluminum tubes could not be conclusively tied to a continuing nuclear weapons program, as other intelligence agencies asserted.

Relatively few patients were excluded for informed dissent, however, suggesting that the incentivised activities were broadly acceptable to patients.

In dissenting comments, Liberal committee member Jason Wood said he had "concerns" about this recommendation, pointing out it would exclude dozens of groups that focus on research, education or environmental law – including Greenpeace, the Nature Conservation Council of NSW and Friends of the Earth Australia.

Scalia's vehement dissent in the recent DOMA case kept that line of reasoning, arguing that excluding gay couples from the federal recognition of marriage is not "demeaning" but a valid interest.

In 1980, he dissented from the court's decision upholding racial preferences in federal contracting, explosively comparing them with the Nazi laws excluding Jews from citizenship.

There were dissenting voices.

Dissenting histories were usually eradicated.