Sentence examples for editorial back from inspiring English sources

Backers of this so-called reform (including you in your recent editorial "Back to the Futures") say that it will better protect the public from retail abuse.

Still, if it all goes wrong, he can take comfort in the fact that his words will indeed live on, for there will be plenty of commentators waiting to quote this month's editorial back at him.

This is just one of several attempts to portray African culture that fashion mags have bungled: Numero whipped up a controversial blackface shoot this past February and French Vogue shot a similarly-styled editorial back in 2009.

Well done to all those who produced the work and gave it their editorial backing.

• To the Editor: Your editorial backs Education Secretary Arne Duncan's call for bold policies.

He also lost the editorial backing of the conservative and influential Omaha World-Herald, which complained that his leadership had been undistinguished.

A Conservative had rarely had the editorial backing of a working-class English newspaper before the Sun supported Thatcher in the 1979 elections.

Yet she seemed to have trouble winning editorial backing for her reorganisation projects at Le Monde once seated behind a desk in Paris.Last week seven of her editors resigned in protest against the way the changes were being handled.

The Labour Party enjoyed strong editorial backing for more than a decade from The Sun, Britain's most widely circulated daily; its switch to the Conservative Party was considered a significant factor in Labour's election losses last May.

And there was also an editorial backing up Farage's opinion, "Of course migration will dominate the EU referendum", arguing that the Ukip leader was "right to make this issue the cornerstone of his efforts".

But he rejected suggestions that he had used the meetings — or the promise that the Sun tabloid, with its millions of readers, would give editorial backing to Conservatives on the ballot, given to Mr. Cameron in person by Mr. Murdoch eight months before the election — to lock in Conservative support for the takeover bid.