Sentence examples for have concurrent from inspiring English sources

JURISDICTION -- The tribunal and national courts have concurrent jurisdiction.

QUESTION FROM C. DENAN: In the article you talk about how Aetna allowed people to have concurrent (both curative and comfort) treatment while enrolled in hospice?

Section 2 The Congress and the several States shall have concurrent power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

But Africans are more likely to have concurrent relationships, studies show — sometimes because various cultures allow men to have several wives or a girlfriend in addition to a wife, and sometimes because the economy forces many men to live for long periods at mines or other workplaces hundreds of miles from home.

In parts of the continent it is common to have concurrent sexual partners, which lets the virus move quickly between a "web" of hosts (especially as people are most infectious to others soon after becoming infected with HIV).

These patients may have concurrent disabling spinal stenosis and require spinal decompression.

They also found that SM could be even worse than EDCA in light congestions if the lower-priority queues have concurrent cross traffic.

Also, since both exams are "general" proficiency exams, the strong correlation to the GEPT suggests that the EPE may have concurrent validity similar to that of the GEPT.

Our current nosological system divides and categorizes diagnoses in such a way that many patients with bipolar disorder have concurrent diagnoses.

These new tests had high internal consistencies and were highly correlated with the established measures, suggesting that they have concurrent validity.

SC is a system of care that enhances patient choice by allowing patients and families to have concurrent access to two beneficial options.