Sentence examples for would concurrently from inspiring English sources

If successful, the concept of a "bioscience city" would concurrently tackle unemployment and poverty, both of which are closely linked to ill health and inequality.

Some pointed out that China's sudden reduction of US securities is less likely as it would concurrently decrease the value of China's remaining dollar-denominated assets.

The XIII Corps would concurrently advance north-west and cut off Axis forces on the coast at Sollum and Bardia.

The bill would concurrently increase the tipped out minimum wage by 95 cents each year until it reaches $7.25, at which point, further annual increases would be mandated to compensate workers for inflation.

He would concurrently promote issue-oriented community groups to bring an end to police brutality, raise the minimum wage, stop gender inequality, aid the homeless, and push for climate justice.

Trade restrictions or bans would concurrently ameliorate the poaching problem and disease transmission (Kriger and Hero 2009).

She imposed separate two-week jail terms on Miss Wale for each breach but said all terms would run concurrently.

Mr. Gravano has also pleaded guilty to related state charges in Arizona and faces 16 to 21 years there, which he would serve concurrently with his federal sentence.

Mr. Ellis's lawyer said he could face up to 15 years in prison on each of the weapons charges, but said she thought they would run concurrently.

Paul Selitto, Mr. Vreeland's court-appointed lawyer, said that his client had hoped the sentences would run concurrently, and that his mother was particularly upset.

Lawyers said the two bans would run concurrently and Doherty would not be able to re-apply for a licence until the 18-month ban had ended.