The phrase "dissenting voices" refers to people who have different opinions or disagree with a majority or popular viewpoint. They express their different thoughts or objections to challenge the prevailing belief or decision. Full definition
His removal — alongside those of Damian Green and Ken Clarke, two other ministers who firmly supported the ECHR — was widely seen as a deliberate purge of dissenting voices on any change in approach to the treaty, while opponents such as the home secretary, Theresa May, and justice secretary, Chris Grayling, saw their hands strengthened. (theguardian.com)
In my absence, readers will no doubt have been aware of the attempt by several noble peers of the realm to silence dissenting voices on climate change. (bishophill.squarespace.com)
An empowered Navarro, and the absence of dissenting voices in the White House, could make Trump feel more self - assured than ever about ushering the US into a new era of protectionism. (vox.com)