Legislatures are the primary authors of the law.
The three primary authors of the torture memos were John Yoo, Jay S. Bybee and Steven G. Bradbury.
Then Mr. Sensenbrenner, a Republican veteran and one of the primary authors of the post-Sept.
For primary authors who are not members of study sections, though, things are rather different.
As one of the primary authors of the report "Scenarios for a Clean Future," I would like to clarify the scope of the study and its conclusions.
As one of the primary authors of President Obama's Affordable Care Act, he is also focused on making it work.
"I don't think we, on our own, can bring about the changes needed," said Edmund Harris, a Briton who lives in Moscow and was one of the primary authors of the latest report.
Paul Pillar, a veteran C.I.A. analyst who was one of the primary authors of a white paper the agency published for "public advocacy purposes," says, "I regret having had a role in it".
None of the three primary authors of the committee's research — Dr. Casson and the co-chairman David Viano of Wayne State University, and Dr. Elliot Pellman, the Jets' team physician — were present.
In the book, she discusses the idea that the policing of mothers is patriarchal and political, but concludes that "in this area at least, we women are the primary authors of our own subjugation".
They sorted through these for studies that were biomedical in character (and thus within the NIH's remit), and which involved primary authors working at American institutions.
