Sentence examples for senior intellectual from inspiring English sources

Aaronovitch's father was Sam, the autodidact son of Jewish immigrants who became a senior intellectual figure in the Communist Party.

Gerald E. Singleton, senior intellectual property lawyer for the New York City Law Department, said the judge's decision "makes any sale of the trademark highly unlikely".

Paul Williams, senior intellectual property consultant for Davie-Brown Entertainment, part of the Omnicom Group, said he did not expect to see a big decline in celebrity endorsements, despite sponsors' renewed examination of their lives.

Jonathan Meyer, senior intellectual property lawyer at Motorola, said the company doesn't believe it violated the patents, but found it cheaper to settle.

"Essentially, what Hollywood argues is that because analog outputs cannot include the latest anti-piracy technologies, those outputs represent a threat," EFF senior intellectual property attorney Fred von Lohmann Fred von Lohmann told UPI.

In this same sense, Wang asserts in a celebrated dialogue with Pei Hui, another senior intellectual figure at that time, that although Confucius did not speak about wu explicitly, he nonetheless embodied it in his every word and action (Sanguo zhi 28, commentary, and Shishuo xinyu 4.8).

Chien is a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law and former White House senior advisor, intellectual property and innovation, at the Office of Science and Technology Policy.

The first people to imagine how digital technology would transform warfare were a cadre of senior military intellectuals in the Soviet Union, during the nineteen-seventies.

Mr. Rothenberg, 50, had been senior director for intellectual capital at Booz Allen Hamilton in New York; he also once covered advertising for The New York Times.

Established in 1949 in honor of Dean Harry J. Carman GSAS 1919, this fellowship is awarded annually for advanced study to a Columbia College senior who exhibits intellectual promise.

Harry J. Carman Fellowship: Established in 1949 in honor of Dean Carman, this fellowship is awarded annually for advanced study to a Columbia College senior who exhibits intellectual promise.