It will not be in the power of a single man, or a single body of men, to involve us in such distress; for the important power of declaring war is vested in the legislature at large: this declaration must he made with the concurrence of the House of Representatives: from this circumstance we may draw a certain conclusion that nothing but our national interest can draw us into a war.
By bringing the obtained result into concurrence with the results of a stochastic random walk study, the kinetic constant k of the continuous reaction diffusion model could be expressed as a function of the basic physico-chemical parameters (persistence length and jump frequency of the Brownian motion, collision frequency, binding probability) of the individual molecules.
Her concurrence in the G.P.S. case, U.S. v.
Check out his concurrence in Citizens United for a full explanation.
"We would rather have concurrence in doing it than not," he said.
The purpose of presenting this case is to provide insights into the concurrence of AIP and PBC, stress the importance of combination therapy with steroid and UDCA, and raise the awareness of infectious complications in immunosuppressed patients.
As Judge Christopher Droney observed in his concurrence, under this approach, judicial inquiry into whether the government is pursuing a "legitimate" end (as is required under the rational basis test) is no more than a "disingenuous," formalistic ritual.
One possible strategy is to start with the most immediate community of identity, that is, farmworkers, and after trust is established, and with their concurrence, bring additional parties into the process.
In concurrence with the chain of events, after continuously getting into arguments, Jeff and Hayley decide to take marriage counseling.
And then there was the killer's concurrence with one of Norman Mailer's most frequently recurring ideas: that death is an experience of life, "perhaps the final orgasm into the future".
