Sentence examples for concurrence points from inspiring English sources
The Kagan concurrence points the way for a future court to emphasize this important principle again: In an era of sophisticated technology, the Constitution must keep police from using it to invade privacy — whether it is lawful for them to be on private property or not.
My Brother BURTON'S concurrence also points up the failure of the majority to pass upon another important question involved, namely, the sufficiency of the trial judge's instructions.
This concurrence prompted Talking Points Memo to put together a slide show of politicians and their children.
When they finally got to meet their Cuban family, an expected initial awkwardness soon gave way to discoveries of points of concurrence: the boredom of school, the frustration of seeking a first job, planning for the future.
The Holy See has sought to safeguard Christian shrines and the Christian minority in the Holy Land, insisting for decades on the "internationalization" of Jerusalem's ancient core -- a demand rejected, in one of their few points of concurrence, by bothIsraelis and Palestinians, who lay claim to the city as their capital.
The center of each platform is the point of concurrence of the axes of the three revolute joints attached to the platform.
The one point of concurrence between Israeli and Palestinian water experts is that the aquifers do not hold enough water to supply both populations at present consumption rates for many more years.
For the reasons stated in Justice Moreno's concurrence, supplemented by the additional points made here, I concur.
His concurrence was joined on this point by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor.
But Justice Anthony M. Kennedy had a response to that point in his concurrence in the line-item-veto case.
So that there is the strongest proof that can be of a universal concurrence in America on this point, that the freedom of the press does not require that libellers shall be protected from punishment.
