Sentence examples for denied editorial from inspiring English sources

He added: "Any suggestion that Courtney was denied editorial involvement couldn't be further from the truth.

At its core, due process of law is about fairness, reasonableness and justice, none of which was served by the Supreme Court's decision to deny a request for new DNA testing to challenge a rape conviction ("Unparalleled and Denied," editorial, June 19).

In "Rules Delayed, Governing Denied" (editorial, Aug. 12), you write that "well-crafted rules are necessary to ensure fairness, health and safety in a complex, industrialized society, and are a necessary responsibility of government".

A ban on movement runs the risk of creating stagnation in the much smaller editorial department, or of the paper's losing valued talent by denying editorial writers an outlet for variety and renewal.

Mr. Osberg denied any editorial interference.

The Daily News editor in chief, Colin Myler, denied any editorial interference from the publisher's office.

But friends in Amman, the Jordanian capital, said he had been dismissed when he "behaved badly" after he was denied an editorial job.

When it announced the winners on Jan . 10 CNET acknowledged that the Hopper was "removed from consideration due to active litigation involving our parent company," causing an outcry by the Dish chief executive, Joe Clayton, who said Dish was "saddened that CNET's staff is being denied its editorial independence because of CBS's heavy-handed tactics".

He denounces what he calls the move toward "censorship" in denying authors editorial space because of potential conflicts of interest, arguing instead for voluntary disclosure of conflicts.

It means that the most zealous, exaggerated views get top billing on the biggest websites, while the websites themselves are able to deny any editorial culpability.

Just last week he raised eyebrows when he denied to the editorial board of The Des Moines Register that he would pursue anti-abortion legislation.