Sentence examples for recent dissent from inspiring English sources

The most recent dissent was over the resource rent tax repeal and other measures bill 2014.

In a recent dissent, Judge David S. Tatel of the appeals court explained why he thought the report, "produced in the fog of war," should not be given nearly conclusive weight.

Justice Antonin Scalia has been harshly critical of the honest-services law, writing in a recent dissent that it has been applied to "a staggeringly broad swath of behavior".

In a Yahoo News exclusive with Katie Couric, Ginsburg, whose recent dissent in the Hobby Lobby case pushed her Internet fame to new levels, said she is getting a kick out of her pop culture status.

Perhaps one more anniversary in office, or independence-day celebration, or fiscal package, really will be all that Dr Mahathir needs to declare victory and become autocrat emeritus.Despite all the recent dissent, the prime minister still retains huge powers with which to suppress any real criticism.

(For early papers, see Goldman 1989; Gordon 1986; Heal 1986; for recent dissent, see, e.g., Carruthers 2009; Gallagher 2007; Saxe 2005, 2009; for an overview of simulation theory, cf. the entry on folk psychology as mental simulation).

Indeed, the three recent dissents all came from regional bank presidents: Richard W. Fisher of Dallas, Narayana R. Kocherlakota of Minneapolis and Charles I. Plosser of Philadelphia.

As Chief Justice John Roberts, hardly a champion for criminals, wrote in a recent dissenting opinion: "Prosecutors, when they rise in court, represent the people of the United States.

His recent abortion dissent explains why Clarence Thomas is so cut off on the Supreme Court, even from his fellow-conservatives.

The presentation also examined the context for recent public dissent on the streets of Baghdad through the story of the capital city's fragmentation between 2006 and 2007.

By Jeffrey Toobin June 30, 2016 His recent abortion dissent explains why Clarence Thomas is so cut off on the Supreme Court, even from his fellow-conservatives.