Sentence examples for discussed editorial from inspiring English sources

He is one of the three or four most discussed editorial personalities in France, who is now, only 40 years old.

"Mr. McNamara must not escape the lasting moral condemnation of his countrymen," The New York Times said in a widely discussed editorial, written by the page's editor at the time, Howell Raines.

A much discussed editorial published online on 10 October in The Lancet, signed by prominent ethicists and scientists from 11 countries, made the same point.

They didn't want to discuss editorial matters anyway; they were calling on business.

The issue, he said, was an internal editorial matter and "our policy is not to discuss editorial decisions".

Two editors from AAAS Science Translational Medicine and AAAS Science Signaling will discuss editorial careers in a small-group setting.

Taking examples from a range of programmes, including Factual, Drama, News, and Current Affairs, this month's editorial policy meeting will discuss editorial and legal issues around Privacy.

Taking examples from Television, Radio and online, this month's editorial policy meeting will discuss editorial and legal issues around revocations and reversioning.

When The Huffington Post contacted Times editorial page editor Andy Rosenthal, a spokesperson responded that "as a matter of policy, we don't publicly discuss editorial deliberations or topics that we may or may not be considering".

And he has breakfast with Greenfield every Wednesday (when he's in Washington) and the two are in regular communication, in person and by telephone, to discuss editorial policy.

As president, he would hold standing meetings with the chairman to discuss editorials and news coverage.