register dissent

Frequency: 6.58.9 per million words

To formally record one's disagreement, often in an official context.

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  • During the board meeting, the director chose to formally register her dissent against the proposed merger.
  • Several senators stood up to register their dissent with the new legislation.
  • The judge allowed the lawyer to register his dissent on the record for a future appeal.
  • If you disagree with the committee's decision, you have the right to register your dissent.
  • He was one of the few who dared to register dissent under the authoritarian regime.
  • It is easier to register dissent in the internet era, often through online petitions.
  • The union will register its dissent if the company proceeds with the pay cuts.
  • In his academic paper, he was careful to register his dissent from the prevailing theory.
  • Registering his dissent was a symbolic act, as the motion had already passed.
  • A formal process exists for any member wishing to register dissent.