Sentence examples for editor cited from inspiring English sources

The unnamed editor cited an Afghan news agency report.

In a memo to the newsroom, Jill Abramson, the executive editor, and Dean Baquet, the managing editor, cited Ms. Ryan's "perfect political pitch" and her passion for the great political story as reasons for her appointment.

The editor cited a podcast episode from the same month in which Mr. Williamson elaborated on his anti-abortion views — which seemed in keeping with how he had described them on Twitter.

Hrag Vartanian, the site's editor, cited as a precedent the "Moratorium of Art to End the Vietnam War," organized by the Arts Workers Coalition, in 1969, during which major museums and galleries, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney, closed their doors.

While the public editor cited letters to the paper that raised some of these issues, he dismissed them with the same reasoning that produced the problems with the series in the first place, concluding, "In my view, this series showed there is no magic bullet to defeat heroin addiction and it is a comprehensive effort to rebuild lives and communities that will be required".

Mr. Newton removed the newspaper's student editor, citing "the best interest of the university".

For the archetypal village, Mr. Hedges, the Country Life editor, cites East Meon, near his home in Hampshire, in southern England.

A. Peter Bailey, a former aide and Ebony magazine editor, citing the F.B.I.'s infiltration of the Nation of Islam, says it must have known of his impending assassination.

Jennifer Peter, the Globe's senior deputy managing editor, cites a different reason for the absence of a Globe story on the subject.

The newspaper Libération, which had suggested it might publish results as early as 6 30 p.m., thought better of it in the end, with its top editor citing the threat of fines.

It is interesting to note that the editor cites the importance of the use of political cartoons in rival newspapers.