The causal web reflects the fact that a concurrence of different "exposures" or conditions is required to induce disease, none of which is in itself necessary.
We can assume that a concurrence of environmental factors, including a hot and dry climate, may influence the differences among the bacterial communities of the soil fractions (R, S, and B) associated with the root system of date palm cultivated in the oases in the north and south macroregions examined).
Jack M. Balkin, a constitutional scholar at Yale Law School, said that what is emerging at the appeals level, including a June decision supporting the law from the Sixth Circuit that with a concurrence by Judge Jeffrey S. Sutton, another Bush appointee, shows "it's actually a much more complicated story about how judges are seeing this act".
He responded with a concurrence that said that Breyer's "argument is full of internal contradictions and (it must be said) gobbledy-gook".
Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote a concurrence that agreed with the finding that the state court's decision was reasonable.
Justice Sotomayor, a former prosecutor, joined most of Justice Ginsburg's opinion but added a concurrence that seemed aimed at giving law enforcement officials practical guidance.
Divine conservation of a sort that can have present effects on the basis of things done in the remote past must be supplemented or replaced with the idea of divine concurrence concerning present effects, a concurrence that implies causal responsibility of a certain sort together with immediacy of activity in producing the present effect.
But Justice Lewis Powell, though he signed Justice Byron White's majority opinion, also penned a concurrence that offered journalists something of a consolation prize.
"We've essentially come to a concurrence that outcomes-based funding is something that we ought to do," he said.
By making this decision, Mr Rabin squandered a concurrence of factors that would not return, Mr Beilin says.
In these studies, there seems to be a concurrence of factors that facilitate the emergence of corruption in FDI projects, such are market power of the industries that attract private investment, discretionary decision-making processes in host countries, and poorly accountable public officials.
