Sentence examples for authors of changes from inspiring English sources

A quirk of US copyright law means that the United States Copyright Office doesn't notify authors of changes in registrations.

The United States Copyright Office, a division of the Library of Congress, does not notify authors of changes in registrations, and until recently the only way to check on any alterations was to go to Washington and visit the archives personally.

Proof that with access to schooling and education, undocumented children can become the authors of change for their families, their communities and their new nation.

For all of us at UNICEF, Back to School, is when every child can look forward to a new year in school, with the hope of becoming the authors of change for their families and their nation.

Pyong Gap Min, a Queens College sociology professor and author of "Changes and Conflicts: Korean Immigrant Families in New York" (Allyn & Bacon, 1997), said that Korean immigration boomed from the 1970's until the Seoul Olympics in 1988.

It cannot be easy to arrive here in the wake of Tommy G. Thompson, Wisconsin's governor for 14 years, the everyman who sometimes clad in leather pants rode a motorcycle, the author of changes in the welfare system that were held up as a national model.

Sue Hadfield is the author of Change One Thing (Capstone).

"Most of us think that we can change our lives if we just summon the willpower and try even harder this time around," said Alan Deutschman, the former executive director of Unboundary, a firm that counsels corporations on how to navigate change, and the author of "Change or Die," a book that asserts that even though most people have the ability to change, they rarely do.

I realized I was the author of change.

His inventions were comparable even to those of the Author of Change.

Andrew S. Rosen is the chairman and CEO of Kaplan, Inc. and author of Change.Edu: Rebooting for the New Talent Economy.