Sentence examples for concurrence and from inspiring English sources
The Pakistani diplomat left and returned the next day with Musharraf's unqualified concurrence, and Powell cinched it in a phone call to the Pakistani leader.
For the first seasons there were magical ballets by Balanchine, especially La Concurrence, and the now legendary and poetic Cotillon, in which he cast his young ballerinas.
At the Ballet Russe, Ms. Riabouchinska created roles in dances including "Jeux d'Enfants" and "Les Presages," both by Massine; in "La Concurrence" and "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," by Balanchine; and in Lichine's charming "Graduation Ball," in which she played a student identified as the Romantic Girl.
The concurrence and the population both spread through the available sites or become localized due to the disorder.
It becomes a discussion all about network concurrence and access, geography and time zones and what we imagine sophisticated AI might do to help bridge those gaps.
This simplification excluded the possible effect of root system concurrence and asymmetry due either to hillslope inclination or the concurrence of neighbouring trees.
No Supreme Court opinion, including concurrences and dissents, has ever cited Bush v. Gore.
Justice Thomas routinely issues sweeping concurrences and dissents addressing topics that had not come up at argument.
Pamela C. Corley, a political scientist at Southern Methodist University, wrote a 2010 book on Supreme Court concurrences and found that majority opinions undermined by such concurrences are less likely to be followed in lower-court decisions and in later ones from the Supreme Court.
It is the divisive and hard-fought decisions that take the longest to produce, as the justices exchange draft opinions and respond to one other in evolving majority opinions, concurrences and dissents.
"As the dust rises and the opinions, concurrences and dissents pile up, the court turns its attention to ever smaller cases related to ever narrower points of law," David Von Drehle lamented in the accompanying article.
