While Mr. Moynihan may have rarely been published in academic journals reviewed by his "peers," he has been an architect of change.
In announcing the changes, the lord chamberlain's office said the Oxford and Sandhurst-educated monarch sees himself as "an architect of change" in the Polynesian kingdom, a former British protectorate.
Ennahda's leading architect of change, 71-year-old Rachid Ghannouchi told me: "If we want the transition to succeed we need moderates, in all camps, to work together".
If you do address it, you will be more empowered as an architect of change in your own life or, in Russell and Smith's case, the lives of thousands.
As minister for work and pensions, he is among the architects of changes introduced by the government of Prime Minister David Cameron as it confronted the specter of an unprecedented triple dip recession.
This is interesting because HSCs are the major architects of changes to ECM proteins during the process of fibrotic liver injury in vivo, and our data suggests that signalling via the ECM provides a potential feedback mechanism to regulate stellate cell function and that Cygb is a downstream target of altered cell signalling in this process.
My mission: to inspire and empower people to be Architects of Change".
I'm hopeful that the Cuban exile community sees our role as helping Cubans on the island, to empower them and be the architects of change for Cuba".
"Through her reports, her books, her events, her activism and the powerful social community that she has built, Maria Shriver has become a leading voice for empowering women and inspiring all of us to be architects of change in our lives," said Pat Fili-Krushel, the NBCUniversal News Group chairwoman, in a statement on Tuesday.
He said, 'These worlds couldn't be more different.' I said, 'Well why did you read it?' and he said, 'My wife made me.'" Bold Prediction: "There is a provocative new idea afoot—I think it's very alive here at Scripps College that says women are the emerging architects of change in the world.
