Sentence examples for major dissent from inspiring English sources

But the concluding sentence of what may be his last major dissent could not have been clearer.

That has led to major dissent among Israel's security professionals over the wisdom of such an attack.

It was the creation of the Islamist-slanted constitution last November that first sowed the seeds of major dissent.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in her first major dissent, said the decision "turns Miranda upside down" and "bodes poorly for the fundamental principles that Miranda protects".

#gfc2 October 17, 2012 Updated at 9.46am BST 9.36am BST BANK OF ENGLAND MINUTES No major dissent at the Bank of England this month.

The last major dissenting shareholder, Morgan Stanley Investment Management, did not propose independent directors but did call for elimination of the dual stock, and asked shareholders to withhold their votes.

And he wrote major dissents in two of the court's most hard-fought recent 5-to-4 decisions, one ruling that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to own guns, the other that corporations may spend freely in candidate elections.

In 2014, Parke was the sole voice of major party dissent during lower house debate on a bill to increase the power of security agencies.

"The majority and dissent were fighting about major issues, and he was worrying about the edges".

As is common in opinions to which there are dissents, Stevens' opinion addressed the major arguments in dissent.

The prisoners to be released, five initially, and then, 47 others, were all detained during a major crackdown on dissent in 2003, when the government of President Fidel Castro rounded up 75 activists and journalists who were accused of acting as "mercenaries" on behalf of the United States.