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Dissent
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Dissent meaning
To disagree; to withhold assent. Construed with from (or, formerly, to). | To differ from, especially in opinion, beliefs, etc. | To be different; to have contrary characteristics.
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Measures designed to control the narrative and suppress dissent are directed at the fringes, not the mainstream, because that’s where dissent of real consequence always first emerges.
As part of his reign of terror against Americans who dare to dissent and stand up to him, Trump is trying to criminalize dissent.
How the judges voted Votes of Judges - Nicaragua v. United States Dissent Judge Schwebel's dissent was twice as long as the actual judgment.
Peter Hebblethwaite, Paul VI, Paulist Press New York, 1993, pg. 533 Open dissent The publication of the encyclical marks the first time in the twentieth century that open dissent from the laity about teachings of the Church was voiced widely and publicly.
According to the National Security Archives at George Washington University, at least 123 Dissent Channel cables have been sent since 1971.
Amidst a flurry of dissent across social media, Elwes responded simply on : "There's a shortage of perfect movies in this world.
A military coup in February 2021 plunged the Southeast Asian nation into chaos and widespread violence as the military junta launched a bloody crackdown on dissent.
As he was concluding his first draft of the dissent in the Scouts case, circulated to his colleagues on June 14, he referred to the “ancient roots” of unfavorable opinions about gay people.
As Justice Elena Kagan argued in her brief but forceful dissent, the decision both embodied and crystallized the growing critiques of the shadow docket.
As part of that investigation, McCaul requested a series of “dissent channel” memos written by career diplomats who warned that the hasty withdrawal could lead to dire consequences for both our own troops and our Afghan partners.
As the dissent notes, we’re just five years removed from the Supreme Court’s “limited” approval of bakery bigots.
As well as the political upheaval that was happening around the country, there were people that were being, you know, summarily killed, just for daring to express dissent in opposition," Mr Machiridza said.
Because even in the fantasy world there remain consequences, if only for those who dissent.
BERLIN: Germany's World Cup winner Lukas Podolski has long dazzled crowds with his power and speed but he left fans at a charity match on Sunday (Jan 8) speechless when he was sent off for dissent.
Biden is facing a massive wave of internal dissent over Israel policymsnbc.
Both head coaches were also booked during the match, with McKenna’s yellow card coming for dissent after Hurst’s penalty appeal.
By criminalizing public criticism of the port deal, the Tanzanian authorities are clearly trying to snuff out dissent.
Campaigners provide evidence of numerous excesses, including arbitrary detention, torture, sexual crimes, disappearances and severe punishment of dissent.
Contemporary pilgrimage serves as a means of rebellion and dissent against encroaching norms.
Contrary to the promise of an “independent judiciary”, the courts have been used as a tool to criminalise peaceful dissent.