(5) All restricting orders under paragraph (c) of this section must be reviewed at least once every 30 days by the practitioner and must be concurred in by the Chief of Service or Chief of Staff.
A number of Latin American countries, however, give priority to local creditors if there are concurring bankruptcies (simultaneous proceedings in more than one country) involving the same debtor.
Many executive directors, understandably concerned about balancing the books at a time when contributed income is still in jeopardy, are concurring.
The commission said that the firm's top accountant at the time, Richard Measelle, was consulted and concurred in the decision not to force Waste Management to correct its books.
"If he saw a mountain, he'd say [for my character to], 'Climb it.' If he saw a brook, he would say, 'Jump across it.' If he saw a stone wall, he would say, 'Bang your head into it.' " "His energy was phenomenal," Langella concurred in a phone interview.
He said the rule which he had laid down to himself in this business was to concur in every arrangemt.
It is true that the first decision of the general assembly was made at a secret session outside its ordinary place of meeting, and without notice except to those who were supposed to be willing to concur in the report of the committee.
I am unable to concur in all that is said by the Chief Justice in the opinion just announced, and will state briefly wherein I dissent.
Since I believe the Amendment is no bar to the use to which his wagering tax returns were put, I concur in the judgment of the Court.
He stated that "the slapping charged therein occurred over a long period of time and during accused's regime under circumstances indicating that he was fully cognizant of and concurred in other mistreatments of a similar nature.
