That original merger had also threatened to generate dissent, after Grady Means, an American partner with C&L's consulting business, wrote an internal memo calling the deal "pathetic from a C&L point of view".
"This was a house to generate controlled dissent, a machine to generate tolerance," Neil MacGregor, the director of the museum, wrote recently in The Art Newspaper.
Before Comey, only one director had been fired, in 1993, when President Clinton dismissed William Sessions for ethical lapses — a decision that generated little dissent.
Scholars are split about what role ideology plays in generating oral dissents.
And clashes over the land itself have generated unusually open dissent in many parts of the country.
That has generated disillusionment and dissent, including protests this summer that, while violent in two cases, were a different measure of Iraq's new freedoms.
It is thinkable that different experts evaluate individual influences as more/less relevant for the assumption of an input variable (e.g. a natural gas price assumption) thereby generating ambiguousness and dissent.
In a White House where the economic policy has been built around faith in market forces and a campaign to slow the growth of government, that approach has not generated any noticeable internal dissent.
However, this approach relies on either a high number of cryptographic operations (e.g., Tor-based solutions), or all-to-all communication (e.g., RAC and Dissent) which generate a costly overhead in terms of latency and network traffic.
All of this is, unsurprisingly, generating a new wave of dissent amongst aboriginal communities in Canada.
