In the wake of the 9/11 attacks she had written a series of opinion pieces for US newspapers, urging contemplation and debate, and her ideas (the suggestion, for instance, that "in critical times, our leaders need most to be influenced by the moderating force of dissent") were proving seriously unpopular.
Mr. Chávez constantly monitored the armed forces for signs of dissent, culling hundreds of officers viewed as having questionable loyalty, cashiering defense ministers and jailing high-ranking officers suspected of conspiring to oust him.
For comment upon the force of this dissent, see Hans v. Louisiana, 134 U.S. 1, 12, 14, 10 S.Ct.
"We are concerned about the use of forced labor, suppression of dissent and environmental concerns". Franklin Research & Development Corp., which calls itself a socially responsible investment firm, also plans to ask large investors not to buy bonds issued to finance Three Gorges, said Simon Billenness, a senior analyst at the Boston-based company.
This essay begins by outlining the forces of assimilation and dissent within the history of black American performance artistry since the 1960s.
That reluctance could blunt their role, given how the government has deployed tanks, soldiers and pounding force to crush centers of dissent.
By putting the student movement on a T-shirt, Topshop is continuing an ignoble tradition of capitalism: that of forcing dissent into a glittered-up package and selling it back to the masses.
Mr. Nouvel's design is an act of dissent that forces us to feel the world again.
From these conclusions I am forced to dissent.
