Sentence examples for editorial accuracy from inspiring English sources

" Standards of editorial accuracy and fact-checking are second to none, and corrections are published when errors are made.

The programme was running after a series of scandals about editorial accuracy, so a scrupulous producer applied a tape measure to every tall tale.

I'm sure Hugo Lindgren's father joins me in congratulating his son on the alteration, even if it was at the expense of editorial accuracy.

These "featured" pages were vetted by Wikipedia's editorial team for "accuracy, neutrality, completeness and style".

Unlike the Huffington Post, where bloggers and writers are given almost complete freedom over their own content (the HuffPost editorial team ensures accuracy but does not dictate point of view), Odom is setting up a "news" site that he admits will tell only his "side" of the issues.

And reporters are supported by a robust editorial team dedicated to accuracy.

The second issue is whether Fox is committed to the required editorial standards, such as accuracy and impartial news coverage.

The One Show has reviewed and will continue to strengthen its editorial procedures to ensure accuracy, fairness and due impartiality on all the programme's output".

Responding to the statement, a BBC Scotland spokesman said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.

As essential criteria these are likely to include: the ability to achieve reach and impact; high production and editorial standards to sustain accuracy and impartiality; and the financial stamina to sustain the service at quality throughout the period of the award.

A spokesman for BBC Scotland said the corporation stood by the investigation "which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality".