Sentence examples for by the concurrence of from inspiring English sources

Under the formula, resolutions of the Canadian Parliament, accompanied by the concurrence of two-thirds of the provinces (7) representing at least 50 percent of the country's population, would be sufficient to approve a constitutional amendment.

Here, as he claimed against his detractors, "the passionate and just delights of the body are declared to be as naught if not ennobled by the concurrence of the soul at all times".

That line is spotlighted by the concurrence of two exhibitions at the Dia Center for the Arts in Chelsea: works from the 1960's and 70's by Robert Whitman and, on the floor below, an installation by the contemporary German Conceptualist Rosemarie Trockel.

However, mortality was higher in our cohort as compared to international epidemiological multicenter studies of delirium [10, 38], possibly indicating an intensifying effect on mortality by the concurrence of BSI and the genesis of delirium.

The second peak most likely is determined by the concurrence of two phenomena: ionic flow through NMDA channels and the source corresponding to the sink generated at the cell bodies in the pyramidal layer.

As suggested by the concurrence of looping and CN, we next asked if looping is also influenced by visual input and contrast, which would further support a role of vision in this behavior.

Whewell claimed that "when the theory, by the concurrences of two indications … has included a new range of phenomena, we have, in fact, a new induction of a more general kind, to which the inductions formerly obtained are subordinate, as particular cases to a general population" (1858b, 96).

The legislative branch of the government designates one director, and the remaining nine members are appointed by the president with the concurrence of the cabinet council.

As recently stated by Judge Klein, with the concurrence of Chief Judge Warner in the Fourth District Court of Appeal case of Fladell v. Palm Beach canvassing board, section 102.168 provides in subsection 1 that the certification of election may be contested for presidential elections.

This clause dictated that "no public comments or media release should be made by the partner, without the concurrence of the secretary, Ministry of Health" (Mackintosh, 2010: 388).

These findings suggest that an MCP-1/MMP-2/TGF-β1 signaling loop may be operative and a key to the collagen production and intimal invasion by VSMC, contributing to the concurrence of fibrosis and cellularity in the thickened intima of the aged arterial wall.