The phrase "author law" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to laws related to authorship or copyright, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The new regulations regarding author law have sparked a debate among writers and publishers."
Alternatives: "copyright law" or "intellectual property law".
Thomas," her pseudonym, "is an author, law professor, and founder of sociopathworld.com".
But he had been in relatively good health despite — or perhaps because of — his whirlwind life as a television judge, radio talk-show host, author, law partner, newspaper columnist, movie reviewer, professor, commercial pitchman and political gadfly.
As the author, law professor Joan C. Williams, writes, "The media tend to cover work/family conflict as the story of professional mothers 'opting out' of fast-track careers" -- an "overly autobiographical approach" that, however unintentionally, misrepresents the full nature of the problem and skews the discussion of potential solutions.
Thomas," her pseudonym, "is an author, law professor, and founder of sociopathworld.com". "I have never killed anyone, but I have certainly wanted to," begins the piece, whose pleasures stem more from voyeurism and a lurking sense of unreliable narration than from writerly polish or nuance, of which there isn't much.
Other authors (Law 1963; Chalmers 1967; Kamra 1982) also mentioned the sunrise effect, among which Kamra (1982) and Law (1963) observed a sign reversal of space charge from negative to positive at the moment of sunrise, coinciding with PG increase.
One of the Seton Hall study's authors, law student and former sergeant in the 82nd Airborne Division Paul W. Taylor, stated: "We have three bodies and no explanation.
"I have authored laws that have positively impacted every community, such as the revitalization of Suffolk County downtown areas.
Technology will not suffice to address coming problems, say the authors; laws and policies must be part of any strategy.
Obama and Clinton authored laws that almost exclusively focused on skill development and improved government management while in the Senate.
In Congress, LaHood was known never to skip an opportunity to praise Lincoln, authoring laws that advanced his legacy.
During his two terms in the Senate (1970 - 1978), Gregorio authored laws dealing with legislation and campaign finance reform, alcohol and drug abuse, the arts, environment, education and health.
