Word: concurred
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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While I do not concur with all statements coming out of the Moral Majority position, I appreciate that some Christian group is taking a moral stand. The mainline churches have done much to encourage moral disorder by pressing the idea that Christianity is evolutionary and under the control of current-day consensus...
...concur with Roger Rosenblatt's Essay on the intimate relationship between politics and sport in the Olympic Games [Aug. 4]. But I regret the omission of any reference to the wealthy and flamboyant
...doctor says Earle Spring should be allowed to die. Spring's wife and son concur. So does a probate court judge. Yet last week Spring, 78, who is senile, was still receiving the kidney dialysis treatments that sustain his life, while Justice Francis J. Quirico, of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, tried to decide if there was any new evidence to justify reopening arguments on whether Spring himself would prefer to die. Quirico's decision could be important for the increasing numbers of Americans who, though severely ill like Spring, could be kept alive for years by modern...
...there was any dissent about the invasion inside the Kremlin, it was well concealed. Despite persistent rumors that the ailing Brezhnev was not fully in command, there was no evidence that he did not make, or at least concur in, the decision to invade. Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynin, who has maintained an affable relationship with Washington policymakers for some 20 years, was in Moscow when the decision was reached, but it is not known what he advised. Americanologist Georgi Arbatov suffered a heart attack in November and probably did not contribute to the invasion plan or an assessment...