Sentence examples for their dissident from inspiring English sources
Ming themes and styles, whatever their dissident implications, smoothly entered the Qing mainstream.
In neighborhoods around the country, skittish Republicans reported that their dissident neighbors were calling Lincoln names, drilling in the woods and in some cases huzzahing for Jefferson Davis.
The analogy with the Weimar Republic might have been troubling, but whereas the Nazis closed down such establishments and gassed their dissident patrons, in America there was, of course, a happy ending.
They say it is the latest attempt to undermine the mayor's presidential ambitions.More daringly, six Cuban women staged an overnight sit-in on Havana's Revolution Square, the symbolic heart of Fidel Castro's regime, to protest at the jailing of their dissident husbands.
For those who fret about China, both the authorities' original treatment of their dissident and their reaction to the prize offered troubling evidence of growing illiberalism.It is now about time for parliamentarians and others who nominate candidates, and for the committee that picks one, to start the process of finding a 2012 laureate.
Their dissident view about the usefulness of mammograms may seem to have been fully validated by the study published this fall in The Lancet, concluding that women who have mammography die of breast cancer at the same rate as those who don't.
Dictatorships facing rebellion are using every electronic trick in the book to spy on their dissidents.
To protect the southern Iraqis from the dictator in Baghdad, American and British aircraft are patrolling the skies, preventing the Iraqis from attacking their dissidents.
Just as countries around the world leapt to label their dissidents terrorists after 9/11, the UK's growing emphasis on "nonviolent extremism" is ripe for exploitation by authoritarian governments.
Whether you're a company or a person, there's really no excuse for helping repressive regimes to track and hunt down their dissidents, and "What?
The compromise was seen as egregious to both Hamiltonians and their dissidents such as Maclay, and Madison's vote was defeated 36 votes to 13 on February 22.
