Sentence examples for sharp dissent from inspiring English sources

Then, three weeks later, Professor Peterson's partner in the study, Mathematica, a Princeton-based research firm, issued a sharp dissent.

The ruling drew a sharp dissent from the third judge on the panel, David Tatel, who also focused on the flaws of the report.

Minutes from the Fed's latest meeting revealed sharp dissent within the group of policy makers, so further stimulus is not necessarily a sure bet.

Scalia wrote a sharp dissent, which is an indicator of how he might vote if an intelligent-design case ever made it to the Court.

Lawmakers in Congress "cannot require him to contradict" this decision.In a sharp dissent, John Roberts, the chief justice, called the court's ruling "a first".

The report was approved with nine votes; Norman Y . Mineta the Secretary of Transportation, who is a member of the commission, abstained, and a labor representative, Charles Moneypenny, issued a sharp dissent.

The court has said recently that it will seek a review of the Croatian appeals ruling, in which two of the five judges wrote unusually sharp dissenting opinions.

In this case, Pagels and King massage the multicultural sensibilities of their readers by opining that the Gospel of Judas represents a "sharp, dissenting voice" against the "single, static, universal system of beliefs" of official Christianity.

It was primarily a separation-of-powers concern that fueled the inter-branch drama of 2004 to 2008, during which a shrinking majority, over increasingly sharp dissents, pushed back against the Bush administration and Congress to assert the court's own institutional authority.

As Michelle Dean points out in a sharp dissenting piece on the Awl Web site, the movie does not do all that well on the Bechdel test, which counts the number of times two or more women in a given movie have a conversation that is not about a man.

The sharpest dissent came from Justice Hecht, the court's leading conservative, who accused the majority of not of putting aside personal viewpoints, but acting on them.