Sentence examples for strongly dissenting from inspiring English sources

2.36pm BST Amid the current seeming consensus that the US, UK and their allies will take some sort of direct action against Syria, a strongly dissenting British voice comes from the perhaps unlikely source of the Daily Mail.

Given Croatia's extensive wartime role, both on the field and behind the scenes, the court's findings and its two strongly dissenting opinions are expected to be scrutinized by lawyers and war historians.

But Councilman Leroy G. Comrie Jr., an influential Queens Democrat who is usually close to Ms. Quinn, the speaker, issued a statement strongly dissenting with the body's decision: I am very disappointed that this body was not able to come together to develop a real plan to help all New York City residents deal with the issues of congestion and health.

Boris noted that Brown University "was a 3-2 decision," with the two Democratic NLRB members appointed by Bill Clinton strongly dissenting.

Strongly dissenting was the Village Voice, calling the film "[o]utrageously sentimental and retrograde" and in need of "serious vetting by [LGBT media watchdog organization] GLAAD".

The other member, Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn of the University of California, San Francisco, attributed her dismissal to the fact that she had strongly dissented from some of the council's positions.

The supreme court president's ruling was supported by just two of the four other judges hearing the case; the other two strongly dissented, one arguing that the penalties for flawed consultations should be severe.

He strongly dissented from the court's opinion holding unconstitutional the president's seizure of the strike-threatened steel industry during the Korean War (Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, 1952).

But Ari Patrinos, director of biological and environmental research at the Department of Energy which helped fund the genome sequencing effort, strongly dissented.

Lord Salisbury strongly dissented from the decision and resigned from the cabinet in March 1957.

My favorite blogger, Penelope Trunk, is among those that strongly dissent the grad school trend.