Sentence examples for editorial access to from inspiring English sources
I fully agree with your June 10 editorial "Access to RU-486".
Cathy Bergs Worton, North Yorkshire Your editorial says "access to the countryside is about more than class, more than town v country".
They therefore suspended the paper's editor and revoked the editorial staff's access to its website after taking hold of the printed copies.
Science Advances will distinguish itself from Science by its editorial model, the immediate access to papers for all readers, and the fact that acceptance for publication is limited only by the quality of the paper.
C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A28-29 EDiplomacy: Diplomaty at work; denying access to the ballot; NASA's back-to-the-future plans; the crime and the time.
In the 1990s it charged overseas readers, and from 2005 to 2007 the newspaper's TimesSelect service charged for access to editorials and columns.
The Guardian has given Herbert and the London Sinfonietta exclusive behind-the-scenes access to its editorial and production processes - from attendance at editorial meetings, through to recordings of the actual edition being printed at the Guardian Print Centre in east London - in order to provide context for Herbert's compositions.
C1 Business Digest C1 ARTS & IDEAS B9-18 OBITUA18ES A18 Peter Gennaro The dancer and Tony Award-winning choreographer was 80. A18 EDITORIAL A16-17 Editorials: Contesting Jerusalem's holy sites; access to RU-486; Verlyn Klinkenborg on autumn farm chores.
I must say I was somewhat taken aback by his March 24 Editorial Observer, "Taking Broadband Internet Access to the Last Last Milee': To Rural America".
"Full Disclosure for Judicial Candidates" (editorial, Sept. 25) argues for access to protected legal memorandums by Miguel Estrada while he worked in the solicitor general's office.
The Financial Times, for instance, allows users to access a certain number of stories free each month, while heavier use of the site and access to other editorial is limited to subscribers.
