Sentence examples for growing dissident from inspiring English sources

Much of their help to the island's growing dissident movement, in both cash and other things, is smuggled in on flights to Cuba.

Nor was there a place for Brodsky in the growing dissident human-rights movement that his own trial had helped catalyze.

Solipsism reigns unfettered in North Korea, alongside gross poverty, fear of imprisonment and a growing dissident movement that's managed to smuggle out what little we know about the travesties prosecuted in this loneliest of states.

Mr. Castro's willingness to jeopardize relations indicated to some diplomats and analysts that the island's growing dissident movement posed a greater threat than imagined, especially at a time when the economy is virtually moribund.

It is widely believed that President Chiang Ching-kuo, the 77-year-old son of Chiang, acted in response to the pressure of the growing dissident movement and in hopes of solidifying public support for his party before he retires.

Or will it be the bankrupt, octogenarian Cuban regime of the Castro brothers, with its growing dissident movement led by youthful figures who have managed to garner and hold the world's attention — thanks to the leverage provided by the United States' focus on "freedom first"?

He said that they had been aware for some time of the growing threat from dissident groups in Northern Ireland.

Against this growing consensus, however, dissident voices as prominent as Edmund Burke insisted that European states had extensive legal obligations abroad that ought not to be ignored.

The danger now is that the unfolding crisis leads to emergency assembly elections, with a big vote for the even more fundamentalist ­Traditional Unionist Voice, no new shared government at Stormont – and a growing drumbeat of "dissident" ­republican violence.

There is a small but growing movement of dissident Catholics that is ordaining women as priests outside of the official Catholic Church hierarchy.

The Arab Spring of 2011 gave Hirsi Ali some hope this might happen, and the small but growing number of dissidents encourages her that it still might.