Sentence examples for editor's remarks from inspiring English sources

The reporter requested anonymity, and her claims about the editor's remarks could not be independently confirmed.

Please also see our response to the editor's remarks, and our response to Reviewer 2. Another small question I am curious about is whether the winner-take-all decoder could be seen as a limit-case of the probabilistic decoder.

IAN PETERKIN Bridgeport, Conn., July 21, 2013 To the Editor: President Obama's remarks on the trial of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin paid lip service to the legitimacy of jury verdicts, but in context marginalized the primacy of American procedural justice.

Macquarie Editor Sue Butler said Gillard's remarks highlight how the term has evolved from a pathological loathing of the gender.

But newspaper editors took the ayatollah's remarks as their death warrant.In this section War and peace in Congo The battle of the churches Online Muzzling the reformers' voice ReprintsSeveral prominent journalists are now behind bars.

The editors of Cahiers summarized Truffaut's remarks in a telling headline: "Let's Imitate Hitchcock".

Her editors, however, say that Mr. Martin's remarks and comments by prosecutors suggested that imminent prosecution is unlikely.

If editors did not think Wright's remarks were newsworthy enough to be on the front page, she asked, why did they put the review by Alessandra Stanley there?

Similarly, the editor of France Catholique welcomed Peillon's remarks, but asked if a consensus was possible.

Mehreen Zahra-Malik, an assistant editor at The News, said Mr. Gilani's remarks did not signal "that a rapprochement has occurred or is even underway".

MARSHAL ALAN PHILLIPS Curitiba, Brazil, July 30, 2013 To the Editor: An acquaintance described Pope Francis's remarks about gay people as showing "progressive" leanings.