I concur, while also respecting the sensitivity of the petitioners.
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And I concur: It seems chilly for kids to skip gifts entirely.
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I concur as a judge, but as a citizen I do not.
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Personally, I've been patronizing Le Tub for about 12 years, and I concur.
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I agree, I concur with President Trump, our military cooperate quite successfully together.
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I concur, Becky had wanted to reply to the neuropsychologist, using Jude's phrase.
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I concur, believing that lively class discussion outshines written work in the educational process.
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I concur with the N.A.A.C.P.; [it] is just as bad as any Southern state.
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I concur, having found pleasure nibbling on chicken wings and drumsticks with similar features.
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And in general, I agree, I concur with President Trump: Our military cooperate quite successfully together.
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I concur that increased economic inequality within societies will be an inevitable outcome of technological progress.
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"There is a schedule that the leader would like to keep, and I concur with him," she said.
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" Turner said Sansa likely doesn't think Jon "has the intellect, knowledge and experience that she has — and I concur.
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With this, I concur — and would even posture that this is most true when it comes to dating online.
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"He would also like the Fed to cease shrinking its balance sheet, and I concur with that view," Kudlow said.
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BASE THEY REALLY LIKE THE IDEA THAT THEY THINK WALL STREET WILL LIKE IT. I CONCUR ENTIRELY WITH THEM WALKING AWAY.
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PETER WILSONProfessor of the history of warUniversity of Oxford Recently retired after 48 years of teaching history, I concur with Bagehot's lament.
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"I ... concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the Bureau," Trump wrote.
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" As society accepts diversity, I concur with Ms. Davis: Let's "celebrate tomboys and other girls who fall outside the narrow confines of gender roles.
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Having dealt with the rhythmic, systematic, methodical machinations of numerous grand jury proceedings, I concur that they are often fraught with predictable course direction and activity.
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To the Editor: I concur with everything Adam Liptak says about the value of the Reconstruction amendments and Eric Foner's "The Second Founding" (What We're Reading, Nov. 3).
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Halkin writes with characteristic clarity, force and knowledge, and I concur with his judgment that her book is a "brave" one in the current political and cultural climate.
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"I concur that we must remain vigilant regarding a sustained takeoff in inflation," Williams said, citing his own analysis that showed low unemployment does in fact still exert upward pressure on prices.
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I believe it is crucial from any point of view, from humanitarian point of view, from point of view of helping people, helping the refugees, and in general I agree, I concur with President Trump.
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"The president believes, and I concur, that the Fed's target rate should be lower," Larry Kudlow, the chairman of the National Economic Council and a key advisor to Trump, said Tuesday at the National Press Club.
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The music of Waters's youth is delved into at length and with tender detail, and yet another life lesson is imparted: He contends that we all need to have good taste in music, and I concur.
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I concur more with the classic description of oat milk: It's like the milk left over at the end of a bowl of cereal, with a kind of toasted flavor added by its encounter with cornflakes.
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"What the market is telling you, and I concur, is a 24 percent increase in earnings and a 9 percent gain in revenue is more impactful than these tariffs," said Mark Esposito, CEO of Esposito Securities.
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So I concur with your proportional-body-weight scheme, and should he continue to insist that you are that much stronger, you should leave him and his 50 pounds of dead weight to die on the trail.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska): "When you say there's different consequences in the two partes, I don't know that I concur," Murkowski told Owens, noting that Moore has not been elected yet, but refusing to speculate about what would be done if he was.
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"After a careful review of the facts and circumstances of this case, including the thorough and meticulous accident reconstruction performed by experienced members of the Syracuse Police Department's Traffic Division, I concur with their findings that this was a tragic accident," Fitzpatrick stated in the report.
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"I concur in [Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross'] finding that automobiles and certain automobile parts are being imported into the United States in such quantities and under such circumstances as to threaten to impair the national security of the United States," Trump said in a proclamation outlining his decision.
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Though I cast no political aspersions on Schnabel in this terrible Trumpian time (that includes Trump dining with Putin at Musée d'Orsay on November 10), Orsay through the Eyes of Julian Schnabel opens eyes to what other scathing critics, such as Robert Hughes, have suggested about Schnabel's paintings, with which I concur.
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LIMBAUGH: Yes, and not only were they confident that it would never be found out, they proactively tried to ensure that it wouldn&apost be found out with Strzok and Page talking about when Trump and Hillary became the clear nominees, Strzok texted Page saying now this makes - this will make us have to accelerate the mid-year exam, MYE, and she said of course, I concur, which means they had to make sure that Hillary won and Trump didn&apost win, obviously.
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A bizarre "trial" is described here with a camp guard Westerveld being the judge and Karl Peter Berg the defendant's lawyer. When the defendant was convicted and sentenced to death, Berg's response was "Ich bin damit einverstanden." ("I concur"). Another camp leader was SS-UnterSchutzhaftlagerführer Josef Johann Kotalla,Richard Hoving, De beul van Amersfoort.
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"Bakke, 438 U.S. at 411. According to Stevens, "[t]he meaning of the Title VI ban on exclusion is crystal clear: Race cannot be the basis of excluding anyone from a federally funded program".Bakke, 438 U.S. at 418. He concluded, "I concur in the Court's judgment insofar as it affirms the judgment of the Supreme Court of California.
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We should > not precipitate anything in the Orient that would hamper our ability to do > this – so long as probability continues. If England remains stable, Japan > will be cautious in the Orient. Hence our assistance to England in the > Atlantic is also protection to her and us in the Orient. However, I concur > in your courses of action.
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I Concur was an English alternative rock band from Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The band was known for using the lyrics to tell unusual stories from modern culture. Subject matter has focused, among other topics, on the Korean stem cell scientist Hwang Woo Suk (on "Decimal Places"), the building of the M62 motorway around Stott Hall Farm (on "Build Around Me") and the American TV series The Wire (on "Sobotka").
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The band then released their next single, "Oblige", produced by Tom Woodhead of ¡Forward, Russia!, in October 2008. In September 2009, I Concur announced that had signed with the London- based record label Club AC30, and the band's debut album, Able Archer, and new single, "Sobotka", were released the following October. Following positive reviews of the album, the band took time away from performing to focus on writing new material.
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Mr. Chief Justice Burger concurred in the result: "I concur in the result reached even though the allegations of the complaint are on the borderline necessary to compel an evidentiary hearing. Some of the claims alleged are frivolous; others do not present justiciable issues. There cannot possibly be any constitutional or legal requirement that the government provide materials for every religion and sect practiced in this diverse country. At most, Buddhist materials cannot be denied to prisoners if someone offers to supply them".
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These immediately contacted the controller; one pilot radioed: "that plane has just started to do a big huge plunge"; another reported: "Yes sir, ah, I concur he is, uh, definitely in a nose down, uh, position descending quite rapidly." ATC then tried to contact the plane. The crew of a SkyWest airliner reported: "He's, uh, definitely out of control." Although the CVR captured the co-pilot saying "mayday", no radio communications were received from the flight crew during the final event.
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He concluded, "I concur with the court in its exoneration of Major Reno from the charges of cowardice which have been brought against him." He added, "The suspicion or accusation that Gen. Custer owed his death and the destruction of his command to the failure of Major Reno, through incompetencey or cowardice, to go to his relief, is considered as set to rest...."Graham, The Official Record of a Court of Inquiry, p. 556 The court of inquiry did little to change public opinion.
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Watson concluded that McCann had been shot four times—once in the jaw (possibly a ricochet), once in the head, and twice in the back; Farrell was shot five times (twice in the face and three times in the back). Watson was unable to determine exactly how many times Savage was shot—he estimated that it was possibly as many as eighteen times. McGrory asked Watson whether the pathologist would agree that Savage's body was "riddled with bullets"; Watson's answer made headlines the following morning: "I concur with your word. Like a frenzied attack".
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Emin is an Arabic word which means the faithful one. In 1981 a request for verification of this from the London Central Mosque produced the response that Emin is a Europeanised variation of the Arabic: Ameen. The meanings attributed to the various forms of the word are: "trust", "faith", "worthy to be trusted", "truly", "reliable". It is also a form of the Hebrew word Amen and appears also in Christian usage with the meaning: "I concur" (used at the end of a prayer to signify that the words in the prayer are true and reliable, a statement of faith).
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2009 saw the band reduce to a four-piece and switch focus towards a darker minimal, post-punk sound with tribal drumming and increased use of violin. Their final album, Sugar, was produced by Jim Spencer (best known for his work with The Charlatans) and released on the Resurrection Records label in July 2010. This lineup appeared extensively in London, including a notable performance for the Red Stripe Awards, as reviewed by The Fly. During this period, the Screaming Banshee Aircrew performed with a range of post-punk acts such as Wayne Hussey, Violet Violet, The Mai 68s, I Concur, Object, Luxury Stranger, GLASS, The Vile Imbeciles, The Gaa Gaas, Hindley, Cold In Berlin, ROMANCE, and The Dogbones.
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The band next decided to make an album of all the material they had to date and recorded it in sessions between Chris Fielding at Foel Studio in Wales and Jason Sanderson in Barnsley. Nottingham based label Sound Devastation released the self-titled debut on a limited run in 2008 and soon after Reid joined the band to complete the line-up and continue touring. The album and compilation both received great praise from the press. In mid-2008, the band decided to film their first music video for the track 'NASA Vs ESA' (taken from the self-titled debut) and shortly after its release local Leeds label Brew Records, offered to add Hawk Eyes to their growing roster (I Concur, Kong, These Monsters, Castrovalva).
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I concur with the assessment of John Tvedtnes, > who points out that (1) an English translation should reflect the language > of the translator rather than the original author, and (2) the particles > used in wordprint studies (such as "of") are often non-existent in Hebrew, > which tends to use syntax to express the meaning of English particles. However, in the same article, Barney confessed, "I frankly do not understand the statistics well enough to offer a useful critique of the studies." In a peer-reviewed study using a traditional authorship method and a new pattern- classification technique, several researchers at Stanford University concluded that Sidney Rigdon, Solomon Spalding, and Oliver Cowdery were more likely to have written the book out of a pool of authors that also included Parley P. Pratt and two statistical control authors (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Joel Barlow). Smith was not included in the pool of authors because a set of original works written by Smith alone could not be identified with confidence.
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The idea of increasing the salaries for government officials with legislation that became known as the "Salary Grab" was conceived in the final days of the 42nd Congress, during the normal course of congressional business, and was first introduced on February 7, 1873, in the House Judiciary Committee, chaired by Benjamin Butler, a Stalwart Republican from Massachusetts. The so called "Salary Grab Act" first attracted attention on February 7, 1873, put forth by Butler, from Massachusetts, who on that day stated that he had been directed by the Committee on the Judiciary to submit a bill lending itself to the subject of salaries in the executive, legislative and judicial branches of government, along with a report in writing from Butler, who stated, "I desire to say that the report is not drawn by myself, but I present it by order of the committee, and I concur in its statements." The bill was received and read aloud twice, and submitted. On February 10, Butler motioned that the Committee on Appropriations be directed to include the salary increase in the Miscellaneous Appropriation Bill, for the committee's consideration.
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