Sentence examples for editor of documents from inspiring English sources
"Surrender is not always a simple matter," Roberts, emeritus professor of international relations at Oxford University and joint editor of Documents on the Laws of War, told the Guardian.
He was the drafting editor of documents that the council issued on labor policy, among them one in 1965 that called for the repeal of statutes outlawing union shops.
"Chronological Account of the Neurological Institute of New York City;" compilation by an anonymous editor of documents relating to the history of the Neurological Institute; though undated, there is nothing beyond 1947.
The bride's father, who is retired, was an assistant editor of Arabic documents at the United Nations in Manhattan.
"I'd say that most sports fans associate TMZ with updates on the Kardashian sisters, the latest paparazzi videos from the terminals at L.A.X. and the kind of news that US magazine readers enjoy," Bill Bastone, the editor of the document-rich site The Smoking Gun, said via e-mail.
Author of Beginnings of English Society; editor of English Historical Documents c. 500 1042.
Kunihiko Shinoda, chief editor of the magazine Document, faces similar challenges.
An argument for ensuring the wide dissemination of the texts was that it would end lingering suspicions that the original editors were suppressing publication of documents for fear that they would cast Judaism or early Christianity in a bad light.
Maybe you could defend it for a year or five years, but never for decades". One benefit of wider access to the scrolls, Dr. Charlesworth said, would be to discredit the various conspiracy theories holding that the editors were suppressing publication of documents that would cast Judaism or early Christianity in a bad light.
A4 An Inside Look at Tiananmen "The Tiananmen Papers," a book of documents that its editors say are classified Communist Party archives smuggled out of China, will be published on Monday.
"If things continue like this, we could even end up under house arrest," Deng warned his old comrades, according to a book of documents that its editors describe as classified Communist Party archives smuggled out of China.
