Rather, it has to do with whether one is ready to show disagreement with the position taken by another expert who is highly regarded and has spoken first (dissent problem).[59] Hence, publicity might generate disincentives both to openly changing one's mind and, in some contexts, to dissenting with other (authoritative) people's views.
"He spoke of dissent, political assembly and stated clearly that the US is not an obstacle [to progress].
Free speech means the right to speak and dissent, but does not mean the right to prevent others from speaking.
Justice Stevens has spoken up in dissent more often than any other current justice, but that is largely a testament to his longevity.
Finally, if your team practices in a top-down way on a day-to-day basis, these patterns will become the trained muscle memory for the group and the muscles for speaking up, dissenting, and taking initiative will atrophy.
They certainly have spoken their mind, dissenting over his silence to the national anthem and his change of welfare policy.
They seemed unaware of the series of articles Charlie Hebdo's slain economist, Bernard Maris, had written on the effects of austerity on Europe's most vulnerable, especially in Greece, or that the magazine had spoken out in furious dissent against the 2008-2009 and 2014 Israeli assaults on Gaza.
Rebellious protest, Senator Smith cautioned, was feeding the cause of repression, and some of those who were speaking out against dissent were over‐reacting so violently as to weaken their cause.
Third, and most similar to the problems that his book described, McMaster must build an ecosystem that enables and encourages generals to speak up — and dissent when necessary and appropriate.
"That speaks not of dissent but care taken," he said.
During, the task is to speak up, to dissent.
