Sentence examples for faced dissent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schrempp has faced dissent from his management board before.

Other board members, including the chief executive Richard Pennycook, also faced dissent.

And New York-based Human Rights Watch has faced dissent from erstwhile supporters for being harsh on Israel.

However, Turnbull faced dissent within his own party that led to his ouster and replacement by Tony Abbott, an opponent of the emissions trading scheme, and the bill was defeated in the Senate in December 2009.

Because of his decision to embrace the United States, Musharraf had complicated his political life; he faced dissent not only from his generals but from lower-ranking officers and from Islamic religious groups and their violent jihadi affiliates.

The Labour leader faced dissent in the shadow cabinet on Friday, with reports that most of the party's front bench were considering supporting the prime minister when the House of Commons votes on airstrikes against the Islamic State in Syria.

At the Fed, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman who succeeded Mr. Greenspan, has faced dissents within the central bank on recent efforts to stimulate the economy.

Father Reynaud, Vianne's one time adversary, is facing dissent within his flock.

Just as Pérez was brought down by manoeuvring within his own party, Mr Maduro faces dissent within the PSUV.

LONDON — A British political leader faces dissent within his own party over the country's membership in Europe.

Mr. Kiir has been facing dissent over an economic crisis, largely the result of disputes with Sudan that have prevented it from exporting crude oil, and endemic corruption.