Sentence examples for concurrence to make from inspiring English sources

Justice Stephen Breyer, who otherwise joined the majority, filed a concurrence to make sure the dissent is not written off as a jeremiad.

The second part of the solution lay in using staggered periodic elections to make the decisions of any given majority subject to the concurrence of other majorities distributed over time.

We consider the design and implementation of a process-oriented discrete event simulation library which makes exhaustive use of concurrence to improve the efficiency with which the simulations are executed.

To characterize the second element as a "distortion" requires the concurrence to overlook the fact that the inability of the Florida courts to conduct the recount on time is, in significant part, a problem of the court' s own making.

But the novel circumstances, she said, led Mr. Obama to seek Congressional concurrence to bolster its legitimacy.

He explained why in a 1927 concurrence to a Court decision that would help transform First Amendment law.

Even transportation fees are provided by their spouse and thus need his concurrence to attend clinic for follow up.

The Louvre announced Tuesday that its grand new galleries to house its collection of Islamic art would open Sept. 22, 11 months after the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new Islamic galleries opened, a chance concurrence that will make for a greatly expanded presence for Middle Eastern art in the West.

Today the Northern Alliance, with Mr. Rabbani's concurrence, made its new proposal to focus only on the temporary executive, which would administer Afghanistan until spring.

But the Justice Department, with the White House's concurrence, has nonetheless made ever more clear that the government's patience is nearing its end.

Furthermore, those who held this view generally held that it was in virtue of divine concurrence that God makes the proposition true in the actual world.