(1) You've concurred so much (food, love, drug, work addiction).
Maryland's act granting its consent, for example, contained a proviso that the impost would not go into effect unless all of the other states concurred, so Rhode Island's refusal meant that Maryland was out, too.
The bureau preferred one layout and the Navy and the Shipbuilding Ministry concurred so the bureau began the technical design, without formal approval, in order to be ready to lay down the first two ships in the third quarter of 1950 as already scheduled.
They concur – so far mainly privately – with Thompson's diagnosis that: "There are too few doctors to do the increasingly large job to a high standard, and safely, and compassionately".
Yet watching two main party leaders concur so rancorously and babyishly with each other on Wednesday, for what seemed as long as possible, it suddenly felt rather easy to sympathise with the hamstrung PC Plod.
Steve King, 29, who is black and works on Franklin Avenue as a barber, concurred: "Things are so-so.
She was joined by Diane Levin, co-author of So Sexy, So Soon, who concurred that, for girls, appearance determines their value.
The House of Representatives approved the motion by the convincing margin of 422 votes to none and the Senate "concurred".Sudanese officials were so shocked that they switched off their mobile telephones en masse, to give themselves time to craft a response.
" 'This is about as eco-friendly as we could possibly get.' " Russell Shaw, a builder in Kentfield, Calif., north of here, concurred, saying there were so many of the hybrids at supermarkets that people often got disoriented in the parking lot.
Ed Lyons concurred, but said that so far, he hasn't heard anyone referred to, drill sergeant-style, as a "maggot" — though, he joked, "it's only a matter of time".
Aquinas could no longer possess the magnificent naiveté of Boethius, who had considered it possible to discuss the Trinitarian God without resorting to the Bible, nor could he share Anselm's conviction that Christian faith so completely concurred with natural reason that it could be proved on compelling rational grounds.
