Sentence examples for has been dissent from inspiring English sources
Even so, there has been dissent.
But there has been dissent in the party at Mr Salmond's leadership style and his often lacklustre performance at question time.
On Cuba, there has been dissent – partly because there are powerful business interests that want access to the island, and partly because 47 years of failure is a long time even for slow learners.
There has been dissent within AIG as well, as the head of its Asian insurance business reportedly threatened to quit if the Prudential deal goes through.
Recently there has been dissent in the ranks in regards to tasting menus, and while we can all agree that more than 10 courses might be construed as excessive, the Accidental Locavore happens to love the freedom involved in a tasting menu.
Asked if there had been dissent from Mr. Cullison or Mr. Higgins, the reporters, he said: "There was discussion with the reporters about this.
In fact it was just starting to look like Suarez's temper was close to blowing when finally Liverpool scored twice in a couple of minutes, the second of which came from their No 7. Before then he had been booked for what might have been simulation when he ran into Scott Dann, or could have been dissent as he demanded action from Clattenburg.
There have been dissenting voices however: black scholar Boyce D Watkins described it as a "ghettofied hood drama" that was guilty of "coonery".
In most of the cases cited, wherein state courts have passed upon analogous questions, and have upheld the sufficiency of a statute dispensing with the constitutional immunity, there have been dissenting judges.
