Sentence examples for remarkable dissent from inspiring English sources
The court ruled that evidence obtained in that way was legal, prompting a remarkable dissent by Judge Louis D. Brandeis.
Johanson is black—I bring this up only because an interracial band existing and thriving in a sleepy Southern town at the end of the nineteen-sixties was an act of remarkable dissent.
It might be of less renown if not for the remarkable dissent by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, whose essay on human rights may be a forecast of a Supreme Court of the future.
Similar themes were explored at the recent meetings of the International Confederation of Associations for Pluralism in Economics, a forum for a remarkable variety of dissenting views deploying the C-word.
Although the scale of the dissent was remarkable it had little impact on the Murdochs' control of the company.IBM confirmed that Virginia Rometty would become its new chief executive at the start of next year, making her one of around a dozen women to head a Fortune 500 company.
The government of Ethiopia appears to have done a remarkable job in suppressing dissent, jailing journalists and preventing those with evidence of abuse from letting the donor community know what their taxes are funding.
The "diversity of tradition" has produced a remarkable and worthwhile tolerance of dissent, even of oddballs.
On December 10 1948, the member states of the United Nations, assembled at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, did a truly remarkable thing: they adopted without dissent a declaration stating that because human rights constitute the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world, all peoples and nations should strive to observe them and promote respect for them.
Perhaps most importantly, however, Justice Stevens pointed in his dissent to a remarkable statement made earlier in the Court's Term by Chief Justice John G. Roberts.
Bishop dissented in these remarkable terms: One can use one's life as material — one does, anyway — but these letters — aren't you violating a trust?
Bishop dissented in these remarkable terms: One can use one's life as material one does, anyway but these letters aren't you violating a trust?
