Sentence examples for repeated dissent from inspiring English sources

The emergence of dissent, particularly repeated dissent, puts that non-partisan reputation at risk.

In a 1985 speech titled "In Defense of Dissents," Justice Brennan explained what he referred to "a special kind of dissent: the repeated dissent in which a justice refuses to yield to the views of the majority although persistently rebuffed by them".

Thomas even admits that, as he received abuse from certain Dutch players having dismissed Willem van Hanegem for repeated dissent, he considered abandoning the game.

And repeated dissenting reports by members of one party puts the reputation of the PJCHR at risk.

The sin bin is there for professional fouls, repeated infringements, fighting or dissent.

She repeated a line from her dissent: "It is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet".

A move on Hama would undermine the argument he and his officials have repeated time and again: They have no objection to dissent, as long as it is peaceful.

In making his case that an appeals court ruling would not be moot, Mr. Manely received repeated assistance from Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who wrote an influential dissent in an international child custody case while a federal appeals court judge in New York.

The protesters chanted "Desiderio, Desiderio, hear my criteria," but this had no effect, while inside, the voice of the Minister of Culture repeated the idea that in a place under siege, dissent is treason.

They all repeated their speeches, together with an open call for dissenting Croats to be killed, a week later in Jagodnjak, north of Osijek.

Despite repeated pledges by Chancellor Angela Merkel to keep Europe together, the cacophony of dissent within Germany has been rising.