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Vive la concurrence , even if it does not apply to super-jumbos and sonic cruisers.
Mr Murray himself may not recognise that this is, in fact, the thrust of his argument, but that's because, judging by the op-ed, he doesn't seem to be thinking very clearly.Mr Murray couches his piece as a broad concurrence with the tea-party mantra that America's elite is out of touch with regular people.
Antonin Scalia, a conservative justice, wrote a separate one-paragraph concurrence saying that the only reason he was joining the majority was because the plaintiff "did not ask us to overrule Grutter's holding" that diversity permits the use of race.
Those seeking clarity for future claims of religious free exercise will not find it in Justice Ginsburg's haiku-like concurrence in this case.
When approaching the town board for permission to expand a restaurant or install speed bumps, they shouldn't have to bow their heads in prayer.But as Justice Samuel Alito notes in his concurrence , Justice Kagan's appeal to equality of citizenship proves too much.
In his brief concurrence , Justice Thomas notes that the parties did not present the issue.
In this morning's ruling Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority, notes that "there is disagreement" on the Court about whether Grutter was correctly decided, and indeed Antonin Scalia wrote a separate one-paragraph concurrence saying that the only reason he was joining the majority was because the plaintiff "did not ask us to overrule Grutter's holding" that diversity permits the use of race.
In an unlikely concurrence of opinions, one of the warlords, Salvatore Mancuso, a victims' rights leader, Iván Cepeda, and judges on the Supreme Court all agree that sending the warlords to the United States may have been a mortal blow to Colombia's truth-seeking efforts.
Justice Kagan wrote a similarly plain-spoken concurrence.
For Ian Millhiser of Think Progress, Justice Ginsburg's concurrence , in line with the reasoning in Caldor, is "everything you need to know about religious liberty".
FRANCE'S competition regulator, the Autorité de la concurrence , has fined three of the world's biggest consumer goods firms, Procter and Gamble (P&G), Henkel and Colgate-Palmolive, €361 million for colluding to fix the price of laundry powder, tablets and liquids in France between 1997 and 2004.
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The word "concurrence" functions primarily as a noun , denoting agreement, approval, or the simultaneous occurrence of events. Ludwig AI confirms its proper usage in various contexts, spanning from formal agreements to coincidental events. The examples illustrate its versatility in academic, legal, and general discourse.
Expression frequency: Very common
