Sentence examples for editorial affairs from inspiring English sources

In an Irish Times article today, he accuses O'Brien - the largest shareholder in INM - of interfering in editorial affairs.

Harris was not asked to make cuts, nor did he suffer from management interference in editorial affairs.

"As part of Interstate General Media's corporate documents, this ownership group agreed not to be involved in the editorial affairs and journalistic operations of The Inquirer," he said.

Opponents to the deal argue that although Mr Murdoch created a similar structure at the Times and Sunday Times, including an independent editorial board, that has not stopped him from interfering in editorial affairs.

Rasaiah is the political, editorial and regulatory affairs director of the NS, the trade body that represents local and regional newspaper publishers.

That's why, a very long time ago, newspapers like the Times and magazines like this one established a wall of separation between the editorial side of affairs and the business side.

Bloomberg announced Mr. Rubin's hiring last December with considerable fanfare, playing up his diplomatic experience with the Clinton administration and placing him in charge of editorials on international affairs.

Finalists: Jackson Diehl of the Washington Post for his insightful editorials on foreign affairs, marked by prescient pieces critical of America's policy toward Egypt well before a revolution erupted there; and John McCormick of the Chicago Tribune for his relentless campaign to reform an unsustainable public pension system that threatens the economic future of Illinois.

Finalists: Jackson Diehl of The Washington Post for his insightful editorials on foreign affairs, marked by prescient pieces critical of America's policy toward Egypt well before a revolution erupted there; and John McCormick of the Chicago Tribune for his relentless campaign to reform an unsustainable public pension system that threatens the economic future of Illinois.

"The Hong Kong opposition always demands the central authorities not interfere with Hong Kong's internal affairs," the editorial said.

Despite the regulated requirement for editorial balance, our current affairs television is much more aggressive than anything broadcast in the United States.