Sentence examples for By concurring from inspiring English sources

The stridency of those who lend credence to these literalist interpretations by concurring with their warped view of Islam does not help those Muslims who seek to challenge these aberrations.

However, a clear disadvantage of this strategy is that the sugars released from the lignocellulose will be immediately consumed by concurring microorganisms.

BY JUSTICE SHAW, Concurring This case has torn the nation and the judiciary.

Although the pursuit of the truth and the preservation of the right to vote are worthy goals, they cannot be achieved in a manner that contravenes these principles.... BY JUSTICE PARIENTE, Concurring I concur fully with the majority opinion.

BY JUSTICE SCALIA, Concurring Though it is not customary for the court to issue an opinion in connection with its grant of stay, I believe a brief response is necessary to Justice Stevens's dissent.

Justice Stevens, joined by Burger, Stewart and Rehnquist, concurring in part and dissenting in part in the judgment, found it unnecessary to determine whether a racial preference was ever allowed under the Constitution.

In this study, the inflammatory mediator IL-6 was increased in patients with COPD, but it was not attenuated by rehabilitation, concurring with previous reports of rehabilitation intervention [ 40].

BY CHIEF JUSTICE WELLS, Concurring in result only I concur only in the result which this court decided in its order on remand in this case, which was that no relief could be granted and the case be dismissed.

The one guide we have to the reasons for the intervention was the opinion by Justice Antonin Scalia, concurring with the majority's order.

He praised Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for balancing the budget, and said he felt unruffled by income inequality; concurring with the mayor, he said he believed the rich help the city by paying taxes.

Television/Radio was mentioned as the main source of information (60.8%) for cervical cancer by the respondents concurring with the finding of the study in Nigeria (46.4%) [ 14].