Sentence examples for editorial divisions from inspiring English sources

Susan Glasser, the editor-in-chief of Foreign Policy, will be joining us next month as a top editor charged with creating and running new editorial divisions that produce deep, magazine-style journalism and in-the-moment opinion pieces.

In a curve towards separation of powers, Lyons created six editorial divisions (run by Pod heads), which tends to avoid criss-crossing: Racehorse Press; Sports & Outdoors; Cooking & Lifestyle; History/Politics/Reference; Fiction/Literary Non-Fiction; and Sky Pony Press.

In January, 36 staff members at Standard Media were asked to resign, although none were from the magazine's editorial division.

Sabahiyat is hosted almost entirely by Moroccan women and 2M's editorial division is led by a French-Moroccan woman.

The first editorial division devoted exclusively to children's books, the Department of Books for Boys and Girls, established by Macmillan in 1919, was headed up by Louise Seaman, a former schoolteacher and graduate of Vassar.

(S) XXXXXXXXXXXX also told us that he had taken over the XXXXXXXXXXXX establishment only two months ago at the direction of the Minister of Information, and that one of his first orders of business was to enact dramatic cuts in the sprawling editorial division.

He needed someone to galvanize his drifting editorial division and give it a distinctive voice to woo readers and advertisers.

Mr. Rubin was part of a high-powered duo overseeing Bloomberg View, as the editorial writing division is known, joining David Shipley, the former op-ed editor of The New York Times.

These people also suggest that Ms. Brown's intensely demanding and chaotic management style, which had thrived when contained within established companies, proved a combustible combination with Newsweek's gutted and weakened editorial and sales divisions.

When Mr. Willes, the chief executive of Times Mirror, named himself publisher of The Los Angeles Times, ordered 150 layoffs and began bringing down the wall between the editorial and advertising divisions, Mr. Coffey left.

Within hours of the Panesar howler, they confirmed a change in social media arrangements, and will now split tweets between one account for official statements and another that will retain a degree of editorial independence – a division that they insisted had been planned before the latest gaffe, following the model of the Australian Rules Football governing body.