James Mark Baldwin

The reason of the close concurrence between the individual's progress and that of the race appears, therefore, when we remember the dependence of each upon the other.

American Philosopher

Ken Cuccinelli

Put simply, no one in state government can create new specially protected classes except the General Assembly with the concurrence of the Governor.

American Politician

Robert Dale Owen

Boldness and decision command, often even in evil, the respect and concurrence of mankind.

Scottish Politician

The events occur together but one does not cause the other.

Not Cause and Effect

Two events may happen at the same time by chance, with no link.

Coincidental Timing

Concurrence implies that everyone involved agrees without hesitation.

Mutual Agreement

In legal terms, concurrence is often necessary to move forward.

Required in Decisions

In law, 'concurrence' is when events or actions occur at the same time.

Joint Occurrence

'Concurrence' is a technical term with a precise meaning in legal conversations.

Specific Legal Use

 without the concurrence of the council of elders. Without the council the chief can't pass any law, and if the chief doesn't govern according to the will of the people he will be removed. If not, the people will abandon the chief, go somewhere else and set up a new settlement.