Sentence examples for internal dissident from inspiring English sources

Still, he has occasionally donned the mantle of an internal dissident.

He lived among the political and financial élites, yet he had become such a scalding critic of Wall Street — the too clever engineering, the over-the-top pay — that he was now an internal dissident, officially respected and unofficially distrusted.

He lived among the political and financial élites, yet he had become such a scalding critic of Wall Street the too clever engineering, the over-the-top pay that he was now an internal dissident, officially respected and unofficially distrusted.

South Africa destabilized the region by arming internal dissidents, who attacked schools, clinics, railways, and harbours.

They encourage internal dissidents to distribute leaflets and put up posters and slogans.

Carl Haynes, president of Teamsters Local 237, is far less visible and outspoken than his predecessor, Mr. Feinstein, and devotes much of his energy to fighting internal dissidents and challengers.

The peace prize has often been used to send messages -- but they are usually directed at totalitarian states, and are most often sent through internal dissidents.

Nobody can argue with the president's depiction of the Castro regime as an anachronistic Communist dictatorship, nor with his praise for Cuba's internal dissidents.

Morrison's ability to compromise has been constrained by internal dissidents opposed to the policy the Coalition took to the recent election.

A combination of military containment, normal diplomatic relations, trade and tourism, cultural exchanges, encouragement of internal reforms, and political and logistical support for internal dissidents--ought to be given a try.

Though he had only expressed his opposition through meetings with other like-minded émigrés, this was enough to make him suspect in Yugoslavia, where authorities were concerned with internal dissidents.