Sentence examples for editorial applied from inspiring English sources

The rule that "demographics dictate editorial" applied regardless of original footballing sympathies.

The PCC welcomed the paper's condemnation of the men's behaviour but ruled that "the principle of editorial responsibility applied", not least because the People "appeared to accept that the agency's decision to subcontract the work did not contravene any specific instruction it had received".

It may be that supplements may be fertile ground for this behavior, given the different degree of editorial scrutiny applied to supplements compared to their parent journals.

Concluding the yellow-vests movement protests is a revolt against "green piety" and not austerity merits the same sort of skepticism Wall Street Journal editorial writers apply to climate science, research considered settled by all but those who make mistakes or take money from the fossil fuel industry.

Below I briefly draw attention to some successful approaches for studying the evolutionary dynamics in molecular sequences, illustrated by examples.> -wrap-foot> *Hinhlighthe in the 2013 editorial "Highlights in applied evolutionary biology" in the peer-reviewed journal "Evolutionary Applications".

Storch believed concept, text, type, and image should be inseparable in editorial design, and he applied this belief to the editorial pages of McCall's.

01 July 2015 Section: Fees Wording added to clarify that fees are subject to local rates that may be applied by editorial offices in other territories.

He says: "I think that it's actually not sophistry to apply to advertising the thoughts that CP Scott applied to editorial, that it was important to hear one's enemies as well as one's friends.

He said: "I think that it's actually not sophistry to apply to advertising the thoughts that CP Scott applied to editorial that it was important to hear ones enemies as well as ones friends.

In the present editorial text, they are applied to describe the characteristics of the Labor Party members.

"We have assured them that rigorous editorial standards will be applied and nothing will be broadcast that is not both accurate and in the public interest".