Sentence examples for a key author from inspiring English sources

He was a key author of the Conservative party's Low Carbon Economy green paper.

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, the senior Republican on the aviation subcommittee and a key author of the bill, said, "I'm very disturbed that Secretary Mineta has already said he's not going to meet the 60-day deadline".

Following the successful strategy of Labour's 10-year NHS Plan in 2000 (of which Stevens was also a key author), and avoiding Andrew Lansley's recent communication disaster, Stevens has built a coalition of interests in the sector to launch a plan by the NHS, for the NHS.

So when a key author of the "Patriot" Act – a law that did more to take us down this path than any others in recent times – says he's upset by what's going on and wants to dial back the law, be prepared for him to change his mind, for the worse, under the next Republican president.

A: As Nicholas Kelley, research associate at CIDRAP and a key author of the report, explained in a recent ScienceLIVE chat, "[O]ne of the greatest challenges facing the development of new novel-antigen, game-changing influenza vaccines is the perception that our current vaccines are good enough".

A key author of financial regulatory reform is fighting back against a powerful chorus of critics.

"There are three factors contributing to this change," said Wendy Wong, a research associate at Pew and the key author of the report.

It was a sensible fix, advocated by a key Republican author of the Patriot Act.

There is conflicting evidence as to who was the key author of the 7 October note, with Thompson describing Adams as "one of the main authors".

Served as key author on bill to promote commercial space flight and asteroid mining.

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