Sentence examples similar to extensive dissent from inspiring English sources
He has waged an extensive campaign to limit domestic dissent, and has put anti-corruption, major economic reforms and pollution alleviation at the center of his public agenda.
Mr Museveni, 71, has faced growing accusations from home and abroad for oppresing dissent and failing to stop extensive corruption.
Students, just like real-life diplomats, must be able to react on their feet to developing crises or to unexpected debates with a dissenting nation, drawing from their extensive research to quickly justify and defend their position.
The Internet chatter and protests registered by Jay Peak's most staunch, and longtime, devotees was fiercest when the base-area development began in 2009 (though the jobs created by the extensive construction seemed to quell some of the dissent).
France-Info - the national news radio station that normally plays down dissent in the banlieues - ran an extensive report on it, with quotes from distressed teachers.
Based on a meticulous account of the history of Alzheimer's disease and extensive in-depth interviews, Margaret Lock highlights the limitations and the dissent associated with biomarker detection.
And yet, as Ginsburg noted in her dissent (in which she was joined by the Court's other liberals), there was a new record, after extensive hearings: Congress approached the 2006 reauthorization of the VRA with great care and seriousness.
Given Croatia's extensive wartime role, both on the field and behind the scenes, the court's findings and its two strongly dissenting opinions are expected to be scrutinized by lawyers and war historians.
