Sentence examples for and concurs with from inspiring English sources

The bureau said today that it accepted the inspector general's findings and "concurs with the recommendations as constructive guidance".

We can only hope this is the case, and that Lee fully understands and concurs with the decisions that are being taken.

Yet, with few exceptions, this narrative stays with the well-worn imagery of Exodus and the Jordan, and concurs with the idea that Obama's inauguration rounds off a historical cycle.

Thierry Henry loved "every single thing" about Bergkamp and concurs with Wright by saying he is the greatest he has played with despite taking to the same pitch as Lionel Messi at Barcelona.

Belle was examined by two team doctors Wednesday and found to have a severe case of degenerative arthritis of the right hip. "Belle has agreed that he is physically incapable of performing as a player and concurs with the findings of the doctors," the Orioles said in a statement.

Like his beady-eyed and bloated Bavarian forebear, the svelte Seidl favours agonising deadpan gazes at ugliness and exploitative behaviour, favours "faces that startle rather than soothe" (Waters again), and concurs with Fassbinder's claim that "love is … the most insidious, most effective instrument of social repression".

I listened and concurred with glee.

Dr Lawton said the treatment of Gurrumul was not timely, and concurred with Grose's assessment.

Mr. Rove, the official said, was involved in that decision and concurred with it.

Thirty years after Mather, I followed her line-blazing trail across the country and concurred with her appraisal.

The banks, facing S.E.C. actions for doing similar deals with Enron, asked G.E. to reassure them that KPMG knew about the side deals and concurred with the accounting.