Sentence examples for immediate dissent from inspiring English sources

But immediate dissent from different European quarters over the ambition and scope of the banking plan, as well as concern about its feasibility, were reminders that a call like Mr. Barroso's for "more Europe" as a solution to the Continent's ills might be more easily said than done.

Unless there is some immediate action toward resolving the crises, dissent and controversy will continue to tear the nation asunder.

Justice Souter should permit the immediate release of his original draft dissent in Citizens United.

Federal Reserve bank presidents Esther George of Kansas City and Loretta Mester of Cleveland dissented because they favored an immediate rate hike.

The more immediate questions is how will Iran manage the rising dissent toward and within the ranks of Hezbollah over the militia group's involvement in Syria's war?

Only Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker dissented from Wednesday's action, preferring an immediate expansion of the monetary base through Treasury purchase, rather than the wait-and-see attitude other members preferred.

Political dissent is swiftly and brutally crushed... Members of Saddam's immediate family and several related clans occupy almost all the positions of political, military, and economic influence in Iraq.

The decision drew immediate criticism from parents, community groups, political leaders and some of the dissenting board members in both Bridgeport and the state capital.

"My immediate and strong reaction was that the public should have been informed" of the dissent, Stevens has written.

Putting new powers into statute may deal with one immediate problem, but some speculate how a future government might exploit such powers to silence dissent and criticism.

The immediate internal problems faced by South Kasai were large number of unsettled Luba refugees and internal dissent from non-Luba minorities.