Sentence examples for individual dissent from inspiring English sources

Genes are analysed individually as well as collectively: so individual dissent can be identified, local congruences can be detected, so that the phylogenetic signal does not have to be coherent at the end of the analysis.

They emphasize group cohesion over individual dissent.

It has somnolent universities, little history of individual dissent and no recent parliamentary tradition.

Westbrook notes that Rockwell presents "individual dissent" that acts to "protect private conscience from the state".

The most serious challenge today is to make space for individual dissent and autonomy and protect a person from those who wish to enforce the diktats of the community or the nation.

In Alito's individual dissent, which was joined by Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, he wrote that same-sex marriage "lacks deep roots" and "is contrary to long-established tradition".

The drivers may also have felt the pressure to maintain group consensus, agree with their peers and that in turn could have drowned individual dissenting views.

Thomas and Alito each filed individual dissents as well.

Insofar as this is true, such mixed positions need to say something about the basis for these decisions and how conflicts are to be resolved (for example, when individuals dissent from groups or when people belong to different groups with conflicting values).

Could it be denied that there ever was anything so nearly approaching to unanimity, as the feeling that the principle of reform was completely established, so completely indeed, that there could hardly be found a single individual to dissent from it?

Threatening the distribution of state funds to public universities where individuals may dissent seems like a crude way for the President to indirectly do just that.