Sentence examples for those authored from inspiring English sources

In a time when so many conservatives talk ad nauseam about the differentiation between rights granted by God and those authored by governments, this phrase, the commission of love, the root of many religions, reframes gay rights as God-given rights like other human rights and therefore beyond the right of governments to restrict.

Part of the reason stemmed from known bias: papers from more famous institutions, for instance, were judged more favorably than those from unknown ones, and those authored by men were viewed more favorably than those by women if the reviewers were male, and vice versa.

Deficit reduction plans like those authored by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis).

Beyond that, and more troubling still, it is justifications like those authored by Barron that get to define and redefine the terrain of war and what is justified within it.

The next step for Congress is in September when the House Energy and Commerce Committee expects to vote on a bill that is nearly identical to those authored by President Obama in the Senate.

A study of scholarly articles in the UK found that papers whose coauthors are in different departments at the same university receive more citations than those authored in a single department, and those authored by individuals across different universities yield even more citations on average [8].

It allowed those authors to gain such authority both within and outside the media infrastructure of that time.

I like all those authors!

Those authors put final, semi-final touches, Sometimes whole paragraphs.

And there's its loyalty to those authors.

It's our job to bring those authors to Edinburgh".