Sentence examples for degree of editorial from inspiring English sources

Worldwide wants to exert a degree of editorial control over them and may choose to license some titles rather than sell them off completely for that reason.

The news channel, enjoying an unusual degree of editorial freedom, allowed by the Qatari government, rapidly picked up Arab viewers disenchanted with state-controlled media in their own countries.

Within hours of the Panesar howler, they confirmed a change in social media arrangements, and will now split tweets between one account for official statements and another that will retain a degree of editorial independence – a division that they insisted had been planned before the latest gaffe, following the model of the Australian Rules Football governing body.

A flamboyant, moody Hungarian émigré, he was briefly and rather unenthusiastically Athill's lover ("When I wanted to sleep, he wanted to sit up and read The Times, and what he wanted to do he did, with much uninhibited rustling") and for decades afterward a hectoring, penny-pinching boss who nevertheless gave her a large degree of editorial freedom.

(And hey, it may not be exactly what Citi wants, but I think that if group members can't identify the sponsor, it also speaks to some degree of editorial quality and independence).

Fox News' May 16 article, by investigative reporter Malia Zimmerman, "was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting," Fox News said in a statement posted to its website Tuesday.

Gladwin Hill, of the Times, stuck close to the Beverly Hills angle of the story-the publishers apparent degree of control of the editorial policy of his mighty venture up to his death, the reported presence of Miss Davies as well as of the Hearst sons at the bedside, the seeming confusion in the Hearst organization in the hours following his death.

The talks reached a new level of seriousness about three weeks ago, only to founder over questions about the size of each side's stake in the possible joint venture and the degree of each side's editorial control over its news.

One of the few positive aspects of the assessment is the "editorial independence" (the degree of independence from funding sources and the reporting of conflicts of interest by the CG development group ), which shows a progressive and significant increase from 2002 to 2012 (Figure 1), with a median score for the domain of 59.1% (range 41.7% - 74.2%) and only one CGs scoring < 50%[22].

The March/April edition of Intensive Care Monitor reports on the apparently highly successful implementation of Medical Emergency Teams in Australia [ 13], although the editorial comment suggests a degree of scepticism.

Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in News Editorial Journalism and Africana Studies from West Virginia University and a Masters of Arts in Strategic Communications from American University.