Sentence examples for change in editorial from inspiring English sources
We would not have to delete the archive though". Vicky Taylor, the BBC's head of interactivity, insisted that the guidelines are not a radical change in editorial policy.
Powell organized the direct sales methods that gradually raised the sales of the encyclopaedia from their low watermark during the Depression, and he also initiated an important change in editorial method continuous revision.
Mr. Borchgrave, who announced his decision on Thursday, said the move signals no change in editorial direction of the newspaper, which is published five days a week and plans to add Saturday and Sunday editions in September.
Prescott, who is now running Go Fourth, a campaign for a fourth term of Labour government, wrote to Helen Boaden, head of news at the BBC, to demand a change in editorial policy.
The BMJ claims that, since it opened up its peer-review process, only a small percentage (about 2%) of referees have refused to review because of the change in editorial policy.
Under the new editorial management, Przekrój's reaction to the jobs crisis has been much like that of the rightwing press in Britain: "Stop being so lazy and get on your bike!" Needless to say, the change in editorial direction has been cheered on by the economic liberals that dominate the debate in Poland.
It involved, over time, big changes in editorial content, notably in the number and style of features and other material.
Clements said no changes in editorial content are expected, although the magazine will be redesigned.
Wilkins' successor as editor is unknown, though Margaret Versteeg and colleagues, who produced an index of the fiction published in The Lady's Realm, detect no changes in editorial judgement in the magazine's tenure after 1902.
The sale will end a frustrating seven-year experiment for Time, which struggled with changes in editorial format and bought the assets of two failing competitors in its efforts to sustain its smallest magazine.
The research and topic categories covered by Diabetes Care are, in many areas, quite unique to the journal; therefore, the new team is not proposing any changes in editorial content.
