Sentence examples for editorial conditions from inspiring English sources
It made no mention of positive coverage, an editorial plan, a road map for a layout or any other editorial conditions.
What this bizarre episode chiefly illustrates, I think, is the dismal editorial conditions prevailing in contemporary British (and American) publishing houses, and the desperation rife among editorial cohorts at the pressures under which they are forced to operate.
You led the editorial collective of Conditions.
From 1981-1990, she was a member of the editorial collective of Conditions, A Magazine Of Writing For Women With An Emphasis On Writing By Lesbians.
Setting Top five point of care information summaries (Clinical Evidence, EBMGuidelines, eMedicine, Dynamed, UpToDate) ranked for coverage of medical conditions, editorial quality, and evidence based methodology.
Publication of the editorial is "a condition from our side" for publishing the paper in Science, says Osterhaus.
The National Union of Journalists said it would be seeking guarantees from the new owners about working conditions and editorial independence, and expressed "concern at the speed at which the deal seems to have been made".
Glasnost also allowed the media more freedom of expression, and editorials complaining of depressed conditions and of the government's inability to correct them began to appear.
With other, and more marketable, kinds of program, this is, of course, not only a normal procedure but a mandatory one, yet it is one that Friendly stubbornly holds out against, on the ground that it might tempt advertisers to suggest editorial revisions as a condition of their sponsorship.
I allowed for these editorial purges on the condition that every instance of censorship was marked within the text by an asterisk, turning the censorship into a kind of performance piece.
