Sentence examples for author of the document from inspiring English sources

Under interrogation, the Americans said, the suspect identified Mr. Zarqawi as the author of the document.

Trayvon Martin The author of the document claims the event that "truly awakened him was the Trayvon Martin case".

The author of the document calls for the assassination of Iranian diplomats, businessmen and teachers, and incites followers to kill Iraqi military chiefs, Shi'ite officials and Iranian-backed militias as well.

Although Cassin was originally credited as the author of the document, an examination of the original manuscript seemed to indicate that it had been written by John Peters Humphrey, the director of the Human Rights division of the UN.

Adams may not have been the author of the document that certified the birth of a nation, but he was, as McCullough argues, the co-author of the deed.

"A sacrament is a moment of encounter with God," said John Hart, a professor of environmental science at Carroll University, a catholic school in Helena, Mont., and the author of the document.

The e-mail messages and their attached documents indicate that the statements were based on information supplied by Genentech employees to one of its lobbyists, Matthew L. Berzok, a lawyer at Ryan, MacKinnon, Vasapoli & Berzok who is identified as the "author" of the documents.

The author of that document misses the point of the topic he is attacking.

"Although black women are routinely killed, raped and beaten by the police, their experiences are rarely foregrounded in popular understandings of police brutality," Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, the director of the A.A.P.F. and a co-author of the document, said.

"The release raises the historical question once again of what Allied governments knew about the Holocaust during World War II and what might have been done with information they possessed," said Richard Breitman, a historian who was co-author of the document study for the Nazi War Criminals Records Interagency Working Group.

The authors of the document admit the cuts will adversely affect services, says the Lancet.