Sentence examples for its dissident from inspiring English sources

As of this weekend, he has scored an impressive political hattrick: he secured the leadership of the PC party, merged it with its dissident Wildrose cousin to form the United Conservative Party of Alberta, and was just elected the UCP's first leader by more than 60percentt of voting delegates.

Will it be the economically powerful Chinese regime, with its dissident movement now desperately struggling to overcome the gargantuan charm of its repressor's wealth thanks to the United States' focus on "business first"?

If, for example, a group has a right to its culture as a participatory good, that might imply that it is entitled to constrain the freedom of its dissident members in ways that ensure the continuance of its culture.

The Free Democrats will be in opposition, which for the time being suits its dissident personality.

While the Roman Catholic church maintained its dissident role in the Soviet countries, the Lutheran church was not successful in this.

Then, after the Soviet invasion of 1968, its dissident intellectuals, foremost among them Mr. Havel, developed a vision of a broadly based civil society.

As he once famously said, "I was probably the only revolutionary referred to as cute". He also said, "You measure a democracy by the freedom it gives its dissidents, not the freedom it gives its assimilated conformists". 26.

This world still has its dissidents and activists, but it's a changed world.

While Turkey stagnates in political turmoil, it continues to wage war on its dissidents.

Beyond the airport, there are few signs this is the kind of place that locks up its dissidents, breaks up peaceful protests, and censors the press, though it does all three.

MAINSTREAM economics has always had its dissidents.