Sentence examples for The concurring from inspiring English sources
verb
To unite or agree (in action or opinion); to have a common opinion; to coincide; to correspond.
The concurring opinion by Judge Jeffrey Sutton, who was appointed by President George W. Bush, is particularly compelling.
The concurring opinion also cautioned that the requirement of neutrality did not apply to a university's own speech, as exemplified by curriculum choices.
The concurring and dissenting opinions said that however Nike's statements in op-ed articles, press releases and letters should be characterized, they were at least a blend of commercial and noncommercial speech.
The concurring need for guidance with respect to psychological issues, e.g., the uncertainty and fears patients that have to deal with, substantiates the need for a multidisciplinary approach.
The concurring appellate judge in that decision also expressed the view that Claim 1 was invalid because one crystal form converted into a more stable crystal form without human intervention, and was therefore a "naturally occurring process".
Some look to the concurring opinions in the 2012 Supreme Court decision in United States v.
The scientists concurred: the dinosaur was Mongolian.
The specialist concurred with the concussion diagnosis.
The dean concurred with the committee's findings.
The F.C.C. concurs about the best way to avoid exposure.
The results concur in the case of bilastine.
