Sentence examples for editorial charges from inspiring English sources

Gretchen Kronenberg Belmont, Mass., Nov. 13, 2010 • To the Editor: Your editorial charges that the failure of the legislative and judicial branches of the government to strike down the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the armed forces is "a defeat for checks and balances" envisioned by the Constitution.

The editorial charges that the mail "artificially darkens the Senator's skin tone" by putting the photo in black and white.

The Unit of Information Resources for Research's Library CSICC) provided financial support for the editorial charges of this article.

A New York Times editorial charged that the "social conservatives who dominate the Texas Board of Education" had created an ideologically driven curriculum.

Eighteen prominent scientists published an editorial charging that the EC report was based on flawed reasoning.

3. Divide the class into pairs or small groups, and explain to them that they will be acting as members of a radio station's editorial board, charged with writing a news segment for radio called "Good Morning [Name of School]." This show is to be written by students, for students, about student issues, and might be broadcast each day over the school intercom (pending administration approval).

3. Make a data dictionary by gathering a team of domain experts (or subject-matter experts) and stakeholders to act as an "editorial board" charged with listing and defining metrics and technologies it will put everyone on the same page.

Editors or editorial teams, charged with assessing quality based on objective criteria, perhaps equipped with a checklist, would assure that they do".

Unlike other government-owned corporations, such as the NBN Co, where the shareholder is the government, the relationship between the ABC and the government of the day is defined by an act and a charter that guarantees the corporation editorial independence and charges the board with defending it.

They sent him a booklet containing a few basic editorial instructions and charged him $10,000.

A front-page editorial in Le Monde charged the Americans with very bad behaviour.