“dissent”造句，怎麼用dissent造句

Widespread disillusion, even dissent, does not guarantee mobilization, however.

The bonds between 2011's islands of youth dissent remain limited.

But if more shots are fired, it will be hard to stop the surge of dissent.

There was immediate doubt about the seriousness of its intent, given dissent within government and from trade unions.

Internal Tory dissent lacks a powerful voice. The public mood is also one of grudging assent, if not exactly fervent support.

I remember how young wannabe career politicians within the Labour party hijacked the student movement and crippled it to the point it was incapable of dissent.

North Korea's bitter winter is a bad time for a political miscalculation. Rumours of shortages and increasing hunger have sparked rare public dissent.

Meanwhile, the Tories’ hostility towards him betrayed an intolerance of dissent, with some hotheads privately pledging to depose Mr Bercow if, as expected, the Tories win the next general election.

He should abolish the Public Order and Security Act, a bedrock of repression that has hamstrung opposition, and strike down a media law that has stifled open discussion and dissent.

I wish my dissent to be recorded.

I dissent from what you said.

Previously, dissent had been crushed, most visibly when Ms Fiorina set about merging HP with Compaq.

The Espionage Act became a tool to stamp out dissent and radical, but never conservative, criticism.

Gulf rulers can help ensure continued American allegiance by tolerating peaceful expression of dissent and enhancing the pace and quality of political reform.

But when our laws, our leaders or our government are out of alignment with our ideals, then the dissent of ordinary Americans may prove to be one of the truest expression of patriotism.

But their cause is gaining headway as the authorities wage an intense crackdown on dissent, putting pressure on NGOs and arresting or otherwise making vanish dozens of government critics.

I dissent altogether from such an unwise idea.

The security forces in Syria have arrested hundreds of opposition supporters in an ongoing campaign against dissent across the country.

Christian societies have exhibited great variety in ethos, from mutual love, acceptance, and pacifism on the one hand, to strict authoritarianism and forcible repression of dissent on the other.

These draconian laws chime with the government's general dislike of dissent.

But there was a voice of dissent.

But Western Christianity developed an apparatus to crush dissent, to annihilate a plurality of views, to obliterate those who espoused a Gnostic path to spiritual realization.