Sentence examples for registering dissent from inspiring English sources

Some pundits are in favour of a section on a ballot paper where voters can tick "none of the above" as a means of registering dissent.

Russia is expected to condemn American use of force if and when strikes occur, but like Russian statements here in the Security Council opposing the use of force, condemnations will amount to registering dissent on principle.

Given that Pai's team, the Republican Party, is likely going to lose the upcoming vote, it appears to be his only method of registering dissent.

Fischer does not register dissent solely through his scores.

Mr Kono never even got a chance to register dissent.

People are exercising their democratic rights to register dissent through peaceful public demonstrations.

Objectors to complex applications running to hundreds of pages are given a meagre 21 days to register dissent.

Thousands of students in school uniforms (blazers, ties, scarves) from campuses across Kashmir have come out spontaneously to register dissent.

(At the State of the Union, Democrats registered dissent by boycotting, dressing in black, and wearing kente cloth and purple ribbons).

Those who register dissent or who petition their governments for redress are subjected to scrutiny by grand juries, [n7] by the FBI, [n8] or even by the military.

The report says in future military and intelligence officials should be given a formal right to register dissent at meetings of the national security council, and so require formal instruction to act by their political leaders.