Sentence examples similar to narrow concurrence from inspiring English sources
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., whose distaste for disclosure of the particular names at issue in the case was evident at the argument of the case in April, issued a vigorous concurrence arguing that a narrower challenge should succeed.
Judge Daniel Manion, who Reagan put on the bench, wrote a concurrence saying he would have narrowed the injunction to protect only Chicago, rather than keeping it national.
Mr. Alito's ruling and a concurrence by Justice Anthony Kennedy portray the decision as a narrow one without broader application, like denying vaccine coverage or job discrimination.
In a concurrence, Judge Pierre N. Leval said that the case should have been dismissed on the narrower ground that the plaintiffs had not plausibly asserted that the oil companies had assisted the Nigerian government for the purpose of perpetrating human rights abuses, as opposed to obtaining protection for their operations.
That was the concurrence.
Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Clarence Thomas joined the concurrence.
Justice Breyer also wrote a separate concurrence.
This concurrence was bound to happen.
She said that "everything had his concurrence".
With his concurrence, McNee ordered the assault.
