Sentence examples for we concur the from inspiring English sources

We concur; the oft-invoked dignity of the Senate is at stake.

We concur the common view that maintaining understory heterogeneity in Montado landscapes, menaced by current intensification and extensification trends, is important where carnivore persistence is a relevant conservation goal, but alert for potential effects on carnivore assemblages structuring and impacts for specialist species less tolerant to disturbance.

While the cost of OnabotulinumtoxinA may prevent its use as a first line treatment we concur the NICE view that it should be offered to patients who do not gain benefit from three oral prophylactic agents and before less favourable oral agents (Epilim, Methysergide) and invasive options of greater occipital nerve block/occipital nerve stimulation.

While I may lack the objectivity of a concours judge, in the case of this Alfa, we concurred: the car was awarded Foreign Best of Show.

We concur with the ICANN Independent Objector, the International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth, the World Medical Association, and the WHO Secretariat (as expressed in its previous positions) in calling for an immediate halt to the ICANN process for health gTLDs [ 22, 39, 43, 44].

We concur with the concerns from the reviewer that the neutravidin may dissociate from coverslip over time and that the non-specific tethering of NP-TGT to neutravidin-blank coverslip may occur.

We concur with the authors that the main limitation of this study is the lack of a protocol in the MICO group.

We concur with the authors that the 2007 08 influenza season was already waning by the time the decision was made to close schools (deceleration interval).

"We concur with the Congress and share the intent of the bill," press secretary Jay Carney said.

Based upon the limitations of the current EPA EDSP ESB, we concur with the Agency's Scientific Advisory Panel's recommendation that after the initial set of substances has been screened, the EDSP ESB should pause so that the results can be fully analyzed to determine the value of the existing assays.

We concur with the authors of the consensus statement that definitions need to be uniform, consistent, and clear.