Sentence examples for editorial a case from inspiring English sources

PAGE D1 Cranberries Add the Zing D1 Editorial A CASE OF RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a challenge to a city's decision to allow the Ten Commandments to be placed in a public park, while refusing to allow a different religion's display.

In a recent editorial, a strong case was made for further study of the use of chaperones during examination of male patients [ 19].

Re "Separate and Unequal for Gypsies" (editorial, March 11), about a case decided by the European Court of Human Rights involving Gypsy children in remedial schools in the Czech Republic: Unlike you, we have no reason to believe that the court backs discrimination.

Editor's note: Timothy Lamer's editorial "Spiritual Adultery: A Case of Infidelity in the Public Square" originally appeared in the October 7, 2000 issue of *World*.

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He also has spoken before service clubs and written an editorial about the case as part of a persistent campaign to focus attention on the role of the public defender and the importance of ensuring equal justice for all.

Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical newspaper, then had a strong editorial case for mocking the religious fundamentalism that produced the killing; it chose to do so through caricatures of Muhammad.

"Isn't our society too money-oriented?" a leading Japanese newspaper asked in an editorial about the case.

Two weeks later The Observer published an editorial making the case for war.

Even the Vatican, which usually stays out of Italy's more sordid affairs, published an editorial about the case on Wednesday in its daily newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano.

In an editorial about the case, The New York Times wrote that the housekeeper's testimony "probably explains why Mrs. Helmsley made so many enemies and why the I.R.S. finds her a suitable example".