Sentence examples for chief authors from inspiring English sources

Senator Christopher J. Dodd, one of the law's chief authors, said of the bureau: "It needs a director.

"We wanted separation, and we got it," said Representative Marlin Stutzman, Republican of Indiana, one of the bill's chief authors.

Some of the chief authors of the Absurd have sought new directions in their art, while others continue to work in the same vein.

Barney Frank, the former Massachusetts congressman and one of the chief authors of the financial-reform bill that became known as Dodd-Frank, sat next to Schumer in House committees for eighteen years.

In a recent op-ed article in The Washington Post, Representative Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat who was one of the chief authors of the law that created the bureau, likened the Republican opposition to an "arsonist having set a fire and objecting to a building's inhabitants using the fire exit".

In fact, according to a recent article in the New York Times, one of the chief authors of this legislation confessed that "if this law passed in every state it would not have served its purpose".

"We are just trying to implement this regulation," said Jay Angoff, the rules' chief author.

"We've got to get moving here," said Mr. Baucus, the chief author of the 2010 law.

Instead, he has been perhaps the chief author of all of the Red Sox happiness.

A biography of the first Treasury secretary and chief author of The Federalist Papers.

Dr. Eric Lander, chief author of the consortium's report, was traveling and unavailable for comment.