"I began to get hints last year from Beijing city officials that-given the concurrence of the national Minister of Rural & Urban Construction & Environmental Protection--they might be willing to consider lending NYC a couple of pandas..
"I began to get hints last year from Beijing city officials that-given the concurrence of the national Minister of Rural & Urban Construction & Environmental Protection--they Protection--they Protection--theying NYC a couple of pandas.
Patients with chronic lung conditions, such as pulmonary fibrosis, were categorized as a single group, given the observed frequency in this study of concurrence of this condition with P. jirovecii infection.
Concurrence of such large-scale deletions is remarkable, given the different geographical locations from which these L. casei strains were isolated.
"Given the substantial detail buttressing the company's assertions, the continued deterioration in natural gas price forecasts, and the concurrence of many equity analysts, we believe the strategic rationale for the sale is credible," I.S.S. wrote in its report.
Judge Charles S. Chapel, in a 12-page concurrence, said his court was obligated to comply with the international court's decision, given the United States' treaty obligations.
And Pakistani officials suggested that the process of verifying the prisoners' claims of American nationality was slowed down, with American concurrence, to give the Pakistanis time to interrogate them.
In concurrence, Keith Phipps of The A.V. Club gave the episode an 'A' grade, praising the character development of Don Draper and Peggy Olson.
Justice Clarence Thomas joined the Court's conservative majority then, but in a separate concurrence he attacked the 1978 decision, FCC v. Pacifica, that gave the FCC a constitutional foundation for regulating broadcast content.
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.
