Sentence examples for clear editorial from inspiring English sources

"The root of the comedy lay in the commercial and, as such, was editorially justified and had a clear editorial purpose," the BBC Trust said.

The commission is fully aware of sexually explicit material appearing on other terrestrial services, normally within a clear editorial context.

Broadcasters need to develop clear editorial guidelines that ensure programmes present an accurate picture of the current state of the science.

She adds that Amnesty, the NSPCC and Greenpeace "are not small disinterested organisations but major political players, often with a clear editorial line".

Above all else, the new strategy will lead to a more distinctive BBC, which focuses more sharply on content that can't be found elsewhere, based around clear editorial priorities, while balancing the need to continue to serve all audiences.

They called on the BBC to develop clear editorial guidelines for all commentators and presenters on the facts of climate change that should be used to challenge statements that stray too far from the scientific facts.

While Mr. Herzog's films are often ambiguous in nature, without a clear-cut editorial point, his message in this documentary is absolutely apparent.

In line with the Executive's proposals, the BBC should sharpen online's focus so that it is truly distinctive and has clearer editorial vision and control….

"The BBC should sharpen online's focus so that it is truly distinctive and has clearer editorial vision and control," the trust added.

People magazine, which won the frenzied bidding process, later denied its staff had agreed to clear the editorial content with Jolie and Pitt.

In one of several references later during exchanges in the Commons, he added: "I have always made clear the editorial independence of the BBC is incredibly important and we will do nothing to undermine that..