Sentence examples for instances of dissent from inspiring English sources
The momentum of Tunisia's street protests overshadowed other instances of dissent in the Arab world.
A beautiful part of the world, people there are usually friendly and motivated, though some instances of dissent fueled by alcohol have occurred so please be careful.
Gale was originally handed a mandatory ban for verbally abusing the South African-born batsman under level two of the ECB's disciplinary code, following another instance of dissent he committed earlier in the season.
In a different study of student dissent behaviors in college classrooms, the only instance of dissent by students in a college classroom that was not directed specifically toward the instructor was an example of social loafing (Goodboy, 2011).
In the case of dissent, a third reviewer was consulted.
The head of the army spoke out against the statute and was fired, in the first instance of military dissent for a quarter of a century.Maria Dolores de Cospedal, the PP's general secretary, argues that some points in the new statute violate the constitution.
A 2013 study of 293,868 cases from 1950-2007 from the United States Courts of Appeals, whose members are presidential appointees, shows that judges' behaviour changes dramatically as votes approach: instances of partisan voting and dissent both double in the quarters leading up to a presidential election.
DAMASCUS, Syria — In a rare instance of officially tolerated dissent, opponents of President Bashar al-Assad gathered in the capital on Sunday to call for his removal from power.
Voices of dissent also emerged.
Any hint of dissent is crushed.
