Sentence examples for notable dissent from inspiring English sources

In a notable dissent, Lady Hale said the issue should be left to parliament: such agreements commonly denied the economically weaker spouse - commonly the wife - the financial provision to which she would otherwise be entitled.

An appeals court upheld the decision, but with a notable dissent by three judges, who argued that there was indeed an expectation that the phone numbers that Americans call are private, and thus require a warrant before they can be collected.

In a notable dissent, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes pointed to the evils of excessive child labour, to the inability of states to regulate child labour, and to the unqualified right of Congress to regulate interstate commerce including the right to prohibit.

Where he found himself without allies, his dissents sometimes won the day in the Lords; and even where they did not, some have acquired their own legitimacy - for example, his notable dissent giving priority to the right of peaceful civic demonstration over the rights of estate agents and property speculators.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in the most powerful and notable dissent of her 41 / 2-year tenure on the court, blasted the majority and took particular aim at Roberts and the court's conservatives, who she said attempt to "wish away" evidence of the nation's racial inequality.

To have the board decline to endorse current Executive Branch activity twice running would be notable dissent.

One notable dissenting voice followed Douglas Carswell through the streets during today's walkabout.

Yet there has been one notable dissenting voice about Mr. Temirkanov's tenure.

Justice Stevens wrote notable dissents for two monumental Court rulings in recent history: Bush v. Gore and Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

There were some notable dissents along the way, although they failed to win the day.

But the Senate's 76-23 voto to approve his confirmation to the District of Columbia Circuit Court in 1997 contained two notable dissents.