Sentence examples for faced dissent from from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schrempp has faced dissent from his management board before.
And New York-based Human Rights Watch has faced dissent from erstwhile supporters for being harsh on Israel.
ShareAction studied some of the biggest shareholder rebellions of the 2014 annual general meeting season, a total of eight occasions when companies faced dissent from more than 30% of investors.
The mass expulsions have drawn criticism from the Vatican and the UN, and President Sarkozy has also faced dissent from within his own cabinet.
WASHINGTON — Facing dissent from Congressional Democrats, President Obama on Wednesday offered a strong defense of his potential choice of Lawrence H. Summers to head the Federal Reserve, though he said no final selection had been made.
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.
Other board members, including the chief executive Richard Pennycook, also faced dissent.
Even before their convention in late July, the Populists faced dissent in their ranks.
Of course, the pope faces dissent anyway--recently from "radical feminist" American nuns.
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.
Father Reynaud, Vianne's one time adversary, is facing dissent within his flock.
