In six of those cases, he signed another justice's dissenting opinion.

His dissenting opinion in a prisoners' rights case was an example.

"There was not a single dissenting opinion in this respect."

Justice Stevens also made a similar point in a separate dissenting opinion.

Some of the lawyers have dissenting opinions about time limits.

The grounds for any dissenting opinion must also be stated.

There should always be a dissenting opinion with any scientific discovery.

"I only picked those that liked to write dissenting opinions."

He felt moved to write his own dissenting opinion only once, in an immigration case decided on the term's final day.

But some had dissenting opinions that were ignored or not shown to top American officials.

As this was a unanimous decision, there were no dissenting opinions.

Then she quoted directly from the dissenting opinion, to say that the school has the right to control speech.

In time they would far outnumber those who held dissenting opinions.

Compliance is when people appear to agree with others, but actually keep their dissenting opinions private.

The dissenting opinion was intended to also apply to Buck.

The decision was reached by majority of two to one, with the head judge in the case issuing a dissenting opinion.

The dissenting opinion argued that the case did not pass the Lemon test.

My dissenting opinion in this case urged a new trial, not a complete release.

Only 2 percent said they thought that a dissenting opinion would invite such retaliation.

There are no dissenting opinions regarding your status in the rebellion.

The decision was rendered by a five to four judge margin, with two dissenting opinions.

There were no dissenting opinions, and that was enough for Yali.

A minority dissenting opinion questions the causal relationship described by this theory.

The Thought Police are those who suppress all dissenting opinion.

Two different dissenting opinions were written by the panel.

That dissenting vote almost certainly will not come at the next meeting, on March 28.

In his nearly five years on the job, he has not cast a single dissenting vote.

That motion, too, was passed without a single dissenting vote.

Without a dissenting vote, they picked last year's championship game.

It was more than 12 hours later, early the next morning, that the board approved the plan, with only one dissenting vote.

Most of the rest involve only one or two dissenting votes.

Often, he would not pause to ask for dissenting votes.

In 2007, Jones made news with two dissenting votes on major decisions.

They voted Blade into the office without a dissenting vote.

All major political parties had worked together to design the law, and it passed with only a few dissenting votes.

In short order, the formation of a working group was approved with only one dissenting vote.

One measure of the court's shift to the right is in dissenting votes.

In each case, his was the only dissenting vote.

The Legislature passed the measure with hardly a dissenting vote.

The session was marked by an usually high number of dissenting votes.

There were no dissenting votes, although a few legislators did not raise their hands.

If we had even one dissenting vote, no one will go forward with the plan.

Congress bridled and last year passed its $18 billion with not one dissenting vote.

The old woman did not ask for dissenting votes.

The vote was 406 to 8, with all the dissenting votes cast by Republican conservatives.

The three dissenting votes were all from the Centre Party.

He had expected no dissenting votes, and got none.

It passed with only a couple of dissenting votes.

However, these were the only dissenting votes he ever cast against the Conservative whip.

However, management's slate of directors was elected over dissenting votes.

In six of those cases, he signed another justice's dissenting opinion.

His dissenting opinion in a prisoners' rights case was an example.

"There was not a single dissenting opinion in this respect."

Justice Stevens also made a similar point in a separate dissenting opinion.

Some of the lawyers have dissenting opinions about time limits.

The grounds for any dissenting opinion must also be stated.

There should always be a dissenting opinion with any scientific discovery.

"I only picked those that liked to write dissenting opinions."

He felt moved to write his own dissenting opinion only once, in an immigration case decided on the term's final day.

But some had dissenting opinions that were ignored or not shown to top American officials.

As this was a unanimous decision, there were no dissenting opinions.

Then she quoted directly from the dissenting opinion, to say that the school has the right to control speech.

In time they would far outnumber those who held dissenting opinions.

Compliance is when people appear to agree with others, but actually keep their dissenting opinions private.

The dissenting opinion was intended to also apply to Buck.

The decision was reached by majority of two to one, with the head judge in the case issuing a dissenting opinion.

The dissenting opinion argued that the case did not pass the Lemon test.

My dissenting opinion in this case urged a new trial, not a complete release.

Only 2 percent said they thought that a dissenting opinion would invite such retaliation.

There are no dissenting opinions regarding your status in the rebellion.

The decision was rendered by a five to four judge margin, with two dissenting opinions.

There were no dissenting opinions, and that was enough for Yali.

A minority dissenting opinion questions the causal relationship described by this theory.

The Thought Police are those who suppress all dissenting opinion.

Two different dissenting opinions were written by the panel.