Hence on the one hand the creativity of the authors of works must be guaranteed and must be strengthened vis-à-vis the international competition whilst, on the other, there must be no restrictions on the industry's innovative potential, nor must the interests of those who wish to have access to works be compromised.
Though the content, organization, and style are logical and coherent, they may require some revision and may not reflect a high level of originality and creativity on the part of the author.
Going forward, growth and prosperity in communities around the world will depend on three enablers of creativity, which the authors call 'the 3Ts of economic development': Technology, Talent and Tolerance.
But I hope to take a moment to appreciate the creativity of my ancestors -- the authors of the Torah's remarkable fables.
It was a mistake, though, to make Les Enfants Terribles the second half of an overlong double bill that began with Ed Hughes's interminable Cocteau in the Underworld, a half-baked exploration of the author's creativity to a text by Roger Morris.
Opera, the grandest form of singing in the 19th century, has long since died as the "living engine of vocal creativity", the authors conclude.
A B reveals less of the author's original thought and creativity than A-level work.
There are nudge-nudge, wink-wink references to "the death of the author" and ruminations on madness and creativity.
Categorising books as one thing or another is increasingly unhelpful to readers and may serve to hamper the creativity of authors.
The structure is penetrated by an elevator shaft, which is an explosion of creativity and continuity representing the author himself, who stubbornly refuses to be subdued even in the ostensibly lightest of occasions, like a vacation on the high seas.
