Sentence examples for editorial cuts from inspiring English sources

It is also planning to carry out a survey into workload pressure and stress following editorial cuts.

The newspapers have had deep editorial cuts and a loss of luster after a debt-laden purchase by Sam Zell in 2007.

Kerouac was deep into this version when Harcourt Brace offered to publish The Town and the City, demanding some substantial editorial cuts.

Horrocks said the World Service had been dealt a "tough hand" by government cuts but said the "drumbeat of editorial cuts had stopped".

The four titles' journalists are to ballot for strike action after their parent company, the Herald & Times Group, announced editorial cuts affecting up to 20 jobs.

If one of your drawings successfully makes it through the editorial cuts, the feeling is not unlike the joy Bogie and Hepburn share once they and the...African Queen... make it through the rapids.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A42-43 Editorials: Cutting James Baker's ties; the shortage of flu vaccines; last-minute damage to the environment; calling "Candid Camera".

"Editorial [job cuts] are not a significant part of the mix," he said.

Horrocks told staff on Tuesday: "There will be a respite on editorial job cuts, for a year, but we will need significant further editorial and organisational savings in subsequent years.

John Witherow, the acting Times editor, has announced 20 editorial job cuts and warned journalists on the loss-making title that "the era of being subsidised is coming to an end" as parent company News Corporation prepares to separate its newspaper and entertainment businesses.

Your comments about the need for the New York City Board of Education to raise teacher salaries to levels competitive with surrounding suburban districts (editorial, July 19) cut to the heart of the problem facing public education in the United States.