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The party 's way of dealing with uncomfortable critics , such as the dissenting novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn , was to deport them . The dissenting judgment of Cory and Iacobucci JJ . Liberal groups like MoveOn.org did little to promote the event , despite the fact that with President Bush 's approval ratings lower than ever , and more than half of Americans opposing the war , it presented a historic opportunity for a vigorous show of dissent . Judge Heen dissented . However , any use of brutal force against domestic dissents would only intensify pressure from abroad for incorporating the demands of force for change . However , Cornyn 's staff produced a gaggle of witnesses echoing Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia 's dissent in Lawrence v. Texas , in which he warned that the majority 's ruling would dismantle " the structure ... " The hunt is supposed to be justified by an exploding bear population and the risk that poses to people , but getting concrete numbers on bears is a constant problem , " said council member Jack Schrier , the one dissenting vote on New Jersey 's Fish and Game Council and its only nonhunter . " Justices John Paul Stevens and Stephen Breyer each wrote dissents , saying that the decision by federal regulators to treat the wetlands as " waters of the United States " was a reasonable interpretation of the statute . As the scientific and the political mainstream have both come to identify with corporate aims , so their established power structures are brought to bear on squashing scientific dissent and engineering consensus . Two students provide arguments for cognitive abilities , one dissents , and an academic scholar provides the summary essay . And if they can they will silence or discredit anyone who dissents from the official view of reality . Judge Weinberg de Roca dissented on this point , holding that the " correct standard of review , even in cases involving additional evidence , is whether a reasonable tribunal of fact could have reached the Trial Chamber 's factual conclusion " ( 47 dissent ) . And that 's not necessarily to argue against it , it 's just that we've taken the notion of dissent to allow the opting out under any circumstances . Brennan later wrote to Justice Marshall , who dissented in that case , that he had " made the strategic judgment to concede the [ ] exception but to use my control over the opinion to define the exception as narrowly as possible . Anyone who dissents - - be it Colin Powell 's State Department , the CIA or career military officers - - is committing heresy against articles of faith that effectively hold there is no difference between US and Israeli national security interests , and that the only way to assure continued safety and prosperity for both countries is through hegemony in the Middle East - - a hegemony achieved with the traditional cold war recipe of feints , force , clientism and covert action . In twenty-two of the petitions ( 43 % ) , legal dissent by appellate judges indicating their disagreement with lower court decisions as well as with their peers was invoked . " In the case In re Jane Doe 3 , where the minor seeking a judicial bypass testified , among other things , that her father , who is an alcoholic , would fly into a rage and physically abuse her mother when she ( the minor ) did things that upset him , Owen dissented suggesting that Doe should produce more details regarding the abuse . Mr. Nakahara dissented on the following grounds : ( 1 ) if firms once again strengthened their restrictive stance on spending in and after April reflecting poor business results for fiscal 1998 , this would significantly increase the downside risk to the economy ; ( 2 ) it was therefore necessary to promptly implement a quantitative easing ; and ( 3 ) the proposed directive did not make clear the target of money market operations . The logical expressions in these languages are standardly taken to be the symbols for the truth-functions , the quantifiers , identity and other symbols definable in terms of those ( but there are dissenting views on the status of the higher-order quantifiers ; see 2.4.3 below ) .