Sentence examples for its dissenting from inspiring English sources

Hosni Mubarak by antiregime protesters, and recalled its ambassador from Damascus to protest the Syrian government's violence against its dissenting citizens.

Some of these individual islands might be quite unpleasant by liberal standards; what makes the archipelago liberal overall is that each community guarantees its dissenting members the right to exit (which might have a high price, if former members have nowhere to go with any prospect for a decent life).

By the end of the 1970s, he argues, the Republican Party was no longer a broad coalition but a party dominated by its most conservative voices; the Democratic Party had become a more consistently liberal force, and had similarly banished many of its dissenting voices.

She, her sister, and a close friend founded a boarding school in Newington Green, a village already known for its Dissenting academies, including that of political theorist and educational reformer James Burgh, whose widow acted as "fairy godmother" in helping Wollstonecraft to find a house and pupils.

While it remains a small group, its dissent continues to undermine papal authority.

The HRC should be just as vocal in its dissent about racial injustice as it is in celebrating the coming out of celebrities.

The show has stretches of the mundane, but it fascinates: you can sense the tension between its enthusiasms and its dissents.

The reasons cited in the State Department memorandum to justify its dissent could not be learned.

If Silicon Valley can coördinate its dissent, they stand a chance of moving the policy needle.

The court's heavily fractured decision -- its dissents and concurrences crossed ideological lines -- sounds a welcome note of caution.

To this day, Vietnam Veterans Against the War remains controversial to some veterans who viewed its dissent as harmful to the troops overseas.