Sentence examples for apply to authors from inspiring English sources

A statement from the Home Office confirmed that the ISA scheme would apply to authors visiting schools, but made no comment on the authors' concerns.

Under Section 79, the right to be identified also does not apply to authors of computer programs, computer-generated works, typefaces or works protected by crown copyright.

Though it never mentions the literary scene directly, the book's themes could fruitfully be applied to authors disturbed either by the scorn or (less likely) the adulation of their community.

However, the boost in royalties only applies to authors and publishers using the company’s self-publishing platform, so those from larger publishing houses won’t be affected.

That same basic formula now applies to authors.

Applying to authors of literary, dramatic, musical or artistic works, as well as the directors of films, the right forbids "derogatory treatment" of the copyrighted work in circumstances where the author should be protected from such treatment.

Note all of these elements must be met to be considered an author and they apply to all authors, not only orthopaedic surgeons.

Disclosure policies should apply to all authors and should also be extended to peer reviewers and journal editors, where "editors" include all of the people who are involved in the peer-review and decision-making processes about articles; this would exclude others involved in the editing process, such as copy editors, managing editors, and proofreaders.

The terms seem to apply to Robert Baer, author of "See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the C.I.A.'s War on Terrorism".

But Thoreau did not live as he described, and no ethical principle is emptier than one that does not apply to its author.

Austen's archly deprecating description of Pride and Prejudice (one of Tyler's favourite novels) as 'light and bright and sparkling' might well apply to this author.