Sentence examples for recorded dissent from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court justices denied the appeal without any comment or recorded dissent.

Approved without recorded dissent and over strong Bush administration opposition, the rider would keep the ownership cap at 35%.

It negates democracy, rendering free speech little more than a means of recording dissent.

Once a consensus diagnosis is reached, panel members again complete a written diagnostic form as a means to record dissent from the consensus.

Mr. Hoenig, the Kansas City Fed boss, was the one member favoring less expansive monetary policy strongly enough to record his dissent publicly at every rate-setting meeting in 2010.

The Soviet member of the tribunal, Major-General Iona Nikitchenko, filed a document recording his dissent of Hess's sentence; he felt the death sentence was warranted.

Lay members do have the power to have dissent recorded if necessary.

Esther L. George, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, recorded the only dissent, as she did in January, citing concerns about stability and future inflation.

The vote to promise two more years of low rates passed by a margin of 7 to 3, the first time in almost 20 years that at least three members recorded votes in dissent.

With only interim nobodies at the helm of the intelligence community, you may wish to consider knocking some heads together yourself and insisting that it finish an honest Memorandum to Holders of the 2007 NIE by mid-August -- recording any dissents, as necessary.

As a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, Lacker, president of the regional bank here, has cast one-third of the dissents recorded during Bernanke's seven years as chairman.