Sentence examples for command of editorial from inspiring English sources

She, in turn, was increasingly resentful of his intrusions into her command of editorial operations, and of his increasingly close relationship with Mark Thompson, the company's C.E.O., who came from England and the BBC to run the business side.

David Hughes, chief leader writer of the Daily Telegraph: "This was not about undue influence being brought to bear on Newsnight to shelve the investigation but an utterly shambolic chain of editorial command.

"There is no way she is second in command," Veryan Khan, editorial director of the Terrorism Research and Analysis Consortium, told VICE.

Samuel S. Chamberlain, chief of editorial staff.

What's the weight of editorial.

This is mostly out of editorial necessity.

Also to hear of editorial response.

The Selection of Editorial Board Member.

I have only number of editorial comments.

If television advertising were truly in competition with editorial matter, instead of being in command of it, the quality of TV advertising would immediately improve.

That brought a sudden reversal in public opinion on his debating acumen, as the editorial page of this newspaper noted that Obama "regained full command of his vision and his legacy, leaving Mitt Romney sputtering".