Sentence examples similar to concur instead from inspiring English sources

"There were some extremely capable First Amendment and mass-media lawyers who were able to spin a win out of a loss, by persuading courts to follow Powell's concurring opinion instead of White's majority opinion," Rodney Smolla, the dean of the University of Richmond School of Law and the author of "Free Speech in an Open Society," said.

Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas did not sign the majority opinion, instead concurring separately in an opinion by Justice Scalia that was oddly churlish in tone.

This subtle change — requiring the two parties to "consult" on new board members instead of "concur" — is raising concerns among accountability and ethics organizations, which say it could make the OCE more vulnerable to partisanship and, in the process, weaken its investigations of misconduct by lawmakers.

Haplotypes form two haplogroups, which concur with taxonomic classification, instead of the three clades formed for mtDNA and biparental microsatellites.

Within Rupicapra, the combined data define 10 Y-chromosome haplotypes forming two haplogroups, which concur with taxonomic classification, instead of the three clades formed for mtDNA and nuclear microsatellites.

In a lone concurring opinion, O'Connor argued instead that the equal-protection clause was what made the Texas ban invalid.

Justice Samuel Alito Jr. in the concurring opinion properly focuses instead on the "reasonable expectation of privacy" the court has used as its standard since 1967, explaining why GPS technology — which makes "long-term monitoring relatively easy and cheap" — requires thinking differently about what's reasonable.

Instead, they concurred on the goal of staving off punitive measures targeting illegal migrants.

This contrasts with previous reports that hybridization may be rampant in corals (e.g. [ 39- 50]); instead, our results concur with two recent articles on the closely related genus Pocillopora [ 9, 11] in suggesting that many such reports actually result from improper delineation of species boundaries and not from actual introgression between distinct genetic entities.

Instead, the agency concurred with the automaker's explanation that faulty floor mats and sticky accelerator pedals were causing Toyota's vehicles to suddenly accelerate out of control.

While there were five votes to reject the particular gerrymander complaint, one of the five, Justice Kennedy, refused to go along completely, instead writing a concurring opinion that kept the prospect of a successful gerrymander suit alive for future cases.