Meanings of dissents from in English

Now, when a permanent secretary dissents from a spending proposal, parliament is immediately notified.

And whosoever dissents from this is openly in error, and must not be listened to.

Mandeville, in his argumentative way, dissents from this entirely.

As soon as anyone dissents from their enforced values and behaviour, all hell breaks loose.

Mr. Churchward, however, strongly dissents from this view:

The Supreme Court order, which only covers the Ohio case, included no noted dissents from the eight justices.

For he dissents from those who make science the end, and sets it down....

The Supreme Court rejected the appeal in a brief order with no noted dissents from any of the nine justices.

Taken in a general sense, there is probably no disposition to discuss this conundrum, for the simple reason that nobody dissents from it.

If one of them dissents from the rest on a question too important to admit of compromise, it is his duty to retire.

The Fed's policy decision drew dissents from Boston Fed president Eric Rosengren and Kansas City Fed president Esther George who argued for leaving rates unchanged.

* Titchener, of course, dissents from this opinion, but I cannot see that his reasons for dissent are adequate.