dissension Význam & definice

Příklady dissension

• It aimed at reining in preachers who criticized government policies and officials, and more generally spread "dispute, dissension and confusion," that is, factionalism.

• However, the benefits of posts, translated by party rules, can mediate these potential factors for dissension.

• We need to get away from dissension and class war.

• Yet the statue, as well as the continued veneration of the man, also serves as site and/or issue of dissension and 'unresolved disunities ' (ibid.).

• The note that was found, in a state of partial decay, would seem to indicate such dissension.

• That there were dissensions among the explorers which the traders found amusing is highly probable.

• The simplest is that the dissension reflected ideological disagreements with the cabinet's legislative programme.

• Fatigued and afflicted with a persistent shortage of trained leaders and fighters, dissension and factionalism, it lost the will power to win.