English-German translation for "author"

I call on the author of this question, Mr Rocard, to introduce the subject.

So they sent us this screen shot with the author in the Microsoft Word ID.

The way my co-author , Ken, and I talk about it, they are kind of like jazz musicians.

And I told the author, after they did my interview, that I cheated in that same course.

You can only search according to the name of a single author.

Has the author ever tried to enter public office in Morocco for example?

It is gesture politics at their worst with the clear ideology of the author taking precedence over good sense.

co-author

Mr Bourlanges is, as a matter of fact, the author of many of our references.

I shall now call upon the author of the oral questions, Mr Morán López, to speak.

Mr Newens now has the floor for two minutes as the author of a motion for a resolution.

What applies here is Rule 37, which does not provide for the concept of author.

The author of this report has succeeded in doing so, for which I give her my sincere congratulations.

Once translated and sent officially to the author you will be sent a copy by e-mail.

Mr President, I wish to compliment Mrs Cresson and the author of this important report.

I take the opportunity of paying my respects to my predecessor, Mrs Gradin, who was the author of that communication.

Copyright compensates the author without calling these principles into question.

It is a right which is exercised for the benefit of the author and not for the benefit of some public authority.

The author points out that the Bar Council of Nice had not referred to his Senegalese nationality as an obstacle to his exercising the

I have also spoken, in Turkey, with Orhan Pamuk, the author, who is hopeful that the whole thing will fizzle out.

The Swedish author Stig Dagerman once wrote: ' In times of no hope there is no worse prison than the future. '

Let me refer to a Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who wrote a story that many of us have read, The Emperor's New Clothes.

The treatment of journalists and authors in Belarus is scandalous.

And they opened many new doors for millions of female doctors and nurses and artists and authors, all of whom have followed them.

But if you think about this, this is actually -- the "Freakonomics" authors wrote about this -- that more people die on a per mile basis from drunk walking than from drunk driving.

The Commission, I must tell you very frankly, is in a very awkward situation in these debates because we are not the authors of these initiatives.