Sometimes their strategies were met with unexpected consequences, such as a dissent within the movement — especially among old-guard traditional activists afraid of alienating establishment allies.
In futures studies, such a "transparent dissent" is valued, for instance in the context of Delphi surveys [44].
Though he still has many fans at home and abroad, including Tony Blair, Bill Clinton, Bill Gates and Clare Short (Britain's former minister for international development, who once called him "such a sweetie"), dissent is growing.
Regardless, were there such a canon, the dissent's interpretation of §109(a) would also violate it.
Why was Bohemia such a crucible of dissent and how were its ideas exported to the rest of Europe?
Deciding how to spend such a sum could sow dissent, he said.
In such a mechanism, Bourne observed, "dissent is like sand in the bearings". The metaphor is singularly apt.
The state's response to such a limited expression of dissent illustrates how little space is left in contemporary Turkey for free expression and assembly.
Through such a claim, as the dissent acknowledges, see post, at 16, 19, 25, 29, "full effect" could have been given to Article 36, without dishonoring state procedural rules that are compatible with due process.
As I've mentioned recently, it has sanctified "stability" to such a degree that any dissent is considered unlawful, which may prove to be the very undoing of real stability; it has tacked away from the rule of law by promoting mediation instead of the use of the courts; and it has threatened foreign reporters with a ferocity not seen in years.
