Sentence examples for and the concurrence of from inspiring English sources
Objectives: The aims of this study were to investigate the prevalence and location of oral exostoses and the concurrence of buccal and palatal exostoses with tori.
The committee directed the Smithsonian to seek guidance on the future of the center from a science advisory committee and the "concurrence" of relevant Senate and House committees before any final decisions are made.
"Given the substantial detail buttressing the company's assertions, the continued deterioration in natural gas price forecasts, and the concurrence of many equity analysts, we believe the strategic rationale for the sale is credible," I.S.S. wrote in its report.
The proposed models are illustrated by a numerical example showing their consistency with an SEA computation, and the concurrence of a time domain simulation with a frequency domain result.
There are moments with Mr. Cornejo when his dancing touches the mystery of the spheres: the vitality of his entrance for his last solo was exciting, but better was how, a few phrases later, the beat of his legs in the air revealed a soft beat in the music, and the concurrence of sound and movement makes us feel that he is at the conjunction of sublime forces.
A third term requires the president to intervene and the concurrence of a review committee.
In carrying out such functions the Secretary is authorized and directed to adopt such regulations as may be necessary to carry out the purposes and objectives of the Convention and this chapter, and with the concurrence of the Secretary of State, he may cooperate with the duly authorized officials of the government of any party to the Convention.
By resequencing a fast-evolving subset of genes and linked regions from a previously published random screen, we have characterized parameters of recurrent selection and examined the concurrence of polymorphism- and divergence-based and single and recurrent hitchhiking-based methodologies to infer selection.
On the nomination of the deans and vice presidents, and with the concurrence of the Provost, the Secretary of the University appoints students to assist in the instructional and research programs of their departments and schools.
At the request of Attorney General Janet Reno and the F.B.I., and with the concurrence of The New York Times, The Washington Post is today publishing the unaltered 35,000-word manifesto of the serial killer known as the Unabomber in the hope of ending his 17-year campaign of murder through the mails.
The following observations from this series are to be confirmed and clarified: the concurrence of thyroiditis and mood disorder with persistent tremors and with other autoimmune disorders (diabetes, coeliac disorder, multiple sclerosis, Sjögren syndrome), which is, however, a common finding (Sardu et al. 2012).
