Sentence examples for persistent dissent from inspiring English sources

The Sevilla coach, Jorge Sampaoli, was also dismissed for persistent dissent and watched the final half-hour of the match among the home supporters.

But Mr. Bernanke in recent years has demonstrated that he can and will maintain majority support in the face of persistent dissent.

In the evenings, residents banged kitchen pots to sound a persistent note of dissent.

Fnarr fnarr etc. 8.52pm GMT 48 mins: Cadu fouls Powell and is booked, either for dissent, or for persistent foul play, or for that foul on its own, all of which were probably worth a booking, I reckon.

Such concerns have been compounded by its persistent efforts internally to suppress dissent, control the internet and stifle the growth of civil society.This is not how the party sees it.

We welcome debate and dissent, but personal attacks (against authors or other users), persistent trolling and mindless abuse will not be tolerated.

Ethiopian Airlines is owned by Ethiopia's government, which has faced persistent criticism over its rights record and alleged intolerance for political dissent.

The campaign is also reinvigorating the small but persistent band of Chinese rights advocates still reeling from an eight-month-old crackdown on dissent that has led to dozens of detentions.

Other historians, by contrast, have emphasized the persistent liabilities that French political culture carried through the Enlightenment, such as the suspicion of dissent and the readiness to rely on force to subvert it.

Lukashenko has been accused of persistent human rights abuses through two decades in power, throwing opposition figures in jail, tolerating no political dissent and developing a cult of personality.

With their last midterm elections behind them, two-term presidents are freed from some persistent political calculations and often exhibit a willingness to take bolder actions — even if it means sparking fresh dissent.