Sentence examples for editor against from inspiring English sources

"You have a petition with over a thousand signatures, you have letters to the editor against it.

What precisely, for instance, were the grounds for killing the other American jihadist, a website editor against whom the evidence seems less definitive?

Meanwhile, in a foreign field: Hasan Cemal, former battling Turkish editor (against military juntas), is now the former star columnist for Milliyet, one of Turkey's great newspaper names.

But Marr said it was "a bit of an odd thing" if ITV was going to directly schedule Peston, the BBC's outgoing economics editor, against his eponymous Sunday morning show.

He had been a crucial influence in mobilising staff resistance to, and shoring up the editor against, a bizarre attempt by the paper's management in a time of financial crisis in 1965-66 to engineer a merger with the Times.

One note seems to warn the scrupulous editor against the dangers of letting authors — those sneaky devils — tinker with their own electronic files: the editor "needs to have procedures in place for making sure the author does not make any undocumented changes — inadvertently or otherwise".

David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, have defended Nicholson, and so this is a struggle that pits the press against the government, and conservative editors against Conservative ministers.

After months of disagreement pitting student editors against one another and their student adviser, the principal, Jinx Cozzi-Perullo, who has since retired, halted publication of the paper.

The Korean government cautioned newspaper editors against sensationalizing any political implications of the match, which the authorities fear may prompt violent protests against the 37,000 American troops stationed here.

But should the paps start gathering in Anglesey then I imagine the PCC might well get involved in order to advise editors against publishing similar shots because of possible harassment.

Despite massive coverage of Beijing's bid and the bidding process this time, the Communist Party's propaganda bureau has cautioned the nation's editors against raising expectations or suggesting that Beijing is a front-runner.