Sentence examples for editorial constraints from inspiring English sources

Time Inc reportedly paid $750,000 for the photographs and, though the company denied submitting to any editorial constraints, the 8 January 2007 issue of People contained a story titled "Angelina Jolie: Mission to Cambodia".

Faulkner, as he wrote it, was fully aware that it was the kind of work most writers long to produce: free of editorial constraints, a pure mining of his imagination.

Time, Inc., reportedly paid three-quarters of a million dollars for the photographs, and, though the company denied submitting to any editorial constraints, the January 8 , 2007 issue of People contained a story titled "Angelina Jolie: Mission to Cambodia".

A poll last year by YouGov put popular support for state funding of religious schools at just 32%.Clarification: Editorial constraints meant we did not represent Mr Mogra's comments perfectly accurately in the original version.

Feeling shackled by editorial constraints on their own creative urges, or having long yielded them up to the norms of routine, they wanted filmmakers to submit serenely and contentedly to their own constraints and couldn't bear to see one fly freely; they dreamed of Icarus and then melted his wings themselves.

Due to editorial constraints, his piece was essentially a rewrite of the RCMP's press release on the subject, and his primary source was the officer who wrote it.

Editorial Board: Constraints: An International J. Scaling properties of constraint-based planners.

She has authored more than fifty research papers and has served on the editorial boards of Artificial Intelligence, Constraints, the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, and the Encyclopedia of AI.

Almost anything positive I had to say about Groton had been excised—I'm not sure if this editorial choice reflected space constraints or a deliberate provocation and the appearance of the column in this much more visible forum did not win me many fans among Grotonians, even among some of the people who would have defended my right to start a campus feminist group.

Almost anything positive I had to say about Groton had been excised — I'm not sure if this editorial choice reflected space constraints or a deliberate provocation — and the appearance of the column in this much more visible forum did not win me many fans among Grotonians, even among some of the people who would have defended my right to start a campus feminist group.

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