Sentence examples for official dissent from inspiring English sources

In 1988, a staff lawyer at the commission, Peter G. Crane, who had thyroid cancer caused by exposure to radiation as a child, filed an official dissent on the N.R.C.'s position.

A picture emerges from these figures: anyone who deviates from a choreographed protest route or seeks to step beyond the confines of official dissent, no matter how peaceful, will likely face arrest.

In other words, it doesn't sound like there has been much in the way of official dissent.

2. The idea that because things are transmitted via the same medium, they are legally identical, is so mystifyingly naive and backwards that I'm surprised to see it in a legal document of any kind, let alone a judge's official dissent in a major case.

Can there be official dissent without insubordination?

At the State Department, where employees can make use of an official Dissent Channel, many have objected to the travel ban.

A year ago, officials thought unemployment would still be above 5.5% at the end of 2016.This would normally represent a solid case to start raising interest rates without delay; and indeed, one official dissented from the Fed's decision on precisely those grounds; another dissented because he didn't like guidance, period.

Only one official dissented at the most recent meeting in January.

The last time three Fed officials dissented from a policy decision was nearly two years ago.

Other senior officials dissented, most notable among them Undersecretary of State George Ball, but President Lyndon Johnson ignored them.

In an unusual move, two officials dissented from Wednesday's decision to keep the stimulus program intact.