Sentences with phrase «other dissenting voices»

In contrast to the coalition, trying to gag unions and other dissenting voices through their lobbying bill, he understands the role that unions and a vibrant civil society play in public life.

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By midday, Mr. Frazier was joined by a handful of other executives as a voice of dissent in the business community, which has particular sway of the president, himself a businessman.

There are already dissenting voices, raised whenever a rival signs a player, but we can not judge Arsenal's summer by the actions of others — we have to make sure that the right additions are made in good time, but June is too early to be writing that off.

The readership here is quite the judgey group with clearly not too much room for dissenting voices, or even voices like me that take issue with a women who self righteously dismisses so many others.

It is true that the Church and other religious bodies are no longer immune from public criticism or scrutiny, and that it is no longer considered acceptable for the religion of the majority to drown out dissenting voices.

Commissioner Diane Burman, a Republican, is often a voice of dissent, raising questions and concerns about policy decisions backed by the Cuomo administration; the other remaining commissioner is Gregg Sayre, a Democrat.

There's a kind of bad guy, a Duke (voiced by Alan Tudyk), who doesn't do much other than complain and try to raise dissent.

2017 was the year of fanboys and wonder women, as the former grew almost deafening in their zeal (permitting no dissent on the unquestioned genius of the DC, Marvel, Star Wars and Apes franchises, even when the movies themselves disappointed), while the latter found a common voice and courageous platform to take on the honchos in showbiz, politics and many other fields who had the nerve to ignore that famous superhero adage, «With great power comes great responsibility.»

As interesting as it is to note what's being said, it's equally telling that there seem to be no dissenting or off - message voices coming from the other publishing firms.

Her goal was to see whether legitimate dissenting voices had been left out of the IPCC assessments and other reports.

The First Amendment protects counter-demonstrators, and they can voice their dissent, but no one is allowed to disrupt the other.

As branding has mainstreamed, more and more misinformed dissenting voices scream out across Twitter, blogs, and other social media warning us not to fall for it.

by Meg Guiseppi on August 16, 2010 · 9 comments As branding has mainstreamed, more and more misinformed dissenting voices scream out across Twitter, blogs, and other social media warning us not to fall for it.