Sentence examples for its concurrence from inspiring English sources

Another option in the House would be for Republicans to attach new conditions to the bill, such as a possible delay in implementation of Obamacare, and send it back to the Senate for its concurrence.

The architecture of the Alexandrian grammar was itself a result of the central role that it had ascribed to philosophy in the sciences so its concurrence with philosophy in grammatical priorities should come as no surprise.

The event was known as the Election Day floods due to its concurrence with elections in Virginia.

The loss of Sgo1 on centromeres of sister chromatids in AII stage and its concurrence with the separation of sister chromatids implies that loss of Sgo1 from centromeres is related to the separation of sister chromatids in second meiosis.

Lyme disease, on the other hand, is a chronic infection inciting by itself IC formation, as evidenced by its concurrence with other IC-mediated manifestations, such as Guillain Barré syndrome, acoustic mononeuritis and serositis and with increased levels of rheumatoid factor (anti-IgG IgM), etc. [ 2].

Curiously, increased risk appeared to be especially elevated among women who were current smokers at enrolment but former smokers at the time of follow-up, potentially suggesting temporality related to smoking behaviour, its concurrence with HPV exposure, and subsequent detection of antibodies.

(Some of the vote counts are judgment calls; an opinion labeled by its author as a concurrence may be counted as a dissent, for example, if it departs from the essential elements of the majority opinion).

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.

Dr. Fonseca's comfort with the school's fundamental philosophy and concurrence with its longstanding mission, which seeks to combine college preparatory work with community service, explained the trustees' decision to hire her.

Text and its meaning is the originalist's stomping ground — and Scalia certainly stomped, reading his concurrence from the bench as if delivering a dissent.

The court's heavily fractured decision -- its dissents and concurrences crossed ideological lines -- sounds a welcome note of caution.