This task is very difficult because resistance is introduced by the prevalence of the characteristics of the Oriental parents in the hybrids and it is difficult to avoid the concurrence of biological and morphological characteristics.
To avoid it, an account of divine concurrence must be added, but if one adds it without some argument as to why it is implicit in the notion of ontological dependence itself, the ontological dependence approach has no advantage over the transitional approach.
The agenda item would be supported by an explanation from the chair, with the concurrence of the general counsel, that the ensuing discussion is specifically intended to help assure that the Board is addressing its related duty of care obligations, and to avoid any allegations of willful blindness.
But the novel circumstances, she said, led Mr. Obama to seek Congressional concurrence to bolster its legitimacy.
By the end of 2011 — subject to Iraqi concurrence, of course — some 20,000 to 40,000 troops would remain for an extended period.
But in the mid-90's, the larger industry fell victim to a concurrence of declining sales and product gluts.
This leads to the concurrence of interlamellar and interspherulitic phase segregations.
"We've essentially come to a concurrence that outcomes-based funding is something that we ought to do," he said.
Those authorizations are called Part 810s, and the Energy Department is required to get concurrence from the State Department and to consult with the Commerce Department, the Pentagon and the NRC.
Contrary to the concurrence's assertion, see ante, at 3 4, n. 1, this concession was not made arguendo.
However, a population-based study, perhaps the most definitive way to establish concurrence, has yet to be reported.
