Sentence examples for the concurring from inspiring English sources
verb
To unite or agree (in action or opinion); to have a common opinion; to coincide; to correspond.
Some look to the concurring opinions in the 2012 Supreme Court decision in United States v.
"As the concurring opinion points out, our online privacy laws are not the bulwarks of privacy that Congress thought they were when it enacted them in 1986".
Correction: A previous version of this post misidentified the university where William P. Quigley is a professor, and misidentified the President who appointed the concurring judge in the Y-12 case.
"Money is property; it is not speech," you quote approvingly from the concurring opinion of Justice John Paul Stevens in last month's campaign finance case from Missouri ("The Flaw in Buckley v. Valeo," editorial, Feb. 8).
Yesterday's ruling also pays close attention to the concurring opinion of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor -- widely seen as the swing vote on vouchers -- in a case from last term, Mitchell v. Helms, which upheld the purchase of computers for parochial schools.
That is to say, it performs those actions which, according to the concurring opinion of all, are typical of the soul".
The scientists concurred: the dinosaur was Mongolian.
The specialist concurred with the concussion diagnosis.
The dean concurred with the committee's findings.
The F.C.C. concurs about the best way to avoid exposure.
The results concur in the case of bilastine.
