Sentence examples for a concurrence for from inspiring English sources

In a concurrence for four justices, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. faulted the majority for trying to apply 18th-century legal concepts to 21st-century technologies.

Justice Alito, in a concurrence for himself and Justices Scalia and Thomas, noted that the federal government had not fully endorsed the appeals court's decision in the supporting brief it filed in the Supreme Court, suggesting instead that the case be returned to the lower courts for more work.

Farrington's masterful disambiguation of key factors in the age/crime discussion (Farrington 1986) lead him to argue for a concurrence of three effects: Aging, a period effect influenced by economic and other factors, and also a cohort effect based upon year of birth.

A significant excess of signals with p values less than the given threshold for both phenotypes was taken to indicate a concurrence of signals.

In a 1995 concurrence, for instance, Justice Clarence Thomas looked to dictionaries from 1773 , 1789and 1796 to determine what the framers of the Constitution meant by "commerce," a question now in play in the challenges to the recent health care law.

In a concurrence, Justice Thomas called for striking down Section 5 immediately, saying that the majority opinion had provided the reasons and had merely left "the inevitable conclusion unstated".

The bill, AB 1327, next returns to the California Assembly for a concurrence vote on amendments made in the Senate.

The bill cleared the Senate on Wednesday and was sent back to the Assembly, where it passed earlier this year, for a concurrence vote.

The measure, which would not have the force of law, will now head back to the state Senate for a concurrence vote, where its prospects appear good.

In a concurrence, Justice Stephen G. Breyer joined the majority for the most part but suggested a less categorical approach.

In a concurrence, Justice Alito said there was no need for further proceedings and that he would have upheld the law.