Sentence examples for editorial fairness from inspiring English sources

Then Mr. Burkett met the coalition's executive director, Abby Kenigsberg, who explained that "fair broadcasting" referred not to editorial fairness but to Long Island's getting its fair share of media coverage, particularly television coverage.

"Clarence House is solely interested in receiving assurances regarding fairness, accuracy and tone in accordance with the principles of editorial fairness and obligations under the BBC editorial guidelines and the Ofcom broadcasting code".

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Security personnel should treat the children they are caring for with respect and fairness (editorial, July 16).

Our coverage of this major story continues to be covered according to our editorial guidelines on fairness and balance.

Responding to the statement, a BBC Scotland spokesman said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.

"Forfeitures and Fairness" (editorial, Feb. 28), which appropriately called for tightening federal asset-forfeiture policies, noted the "impetus for abuse" when seized assets are shared with local police.

A spokesman for BBC Scotland said the corporation stood by the investigation "which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality".

In response, a spokesman for BBC Scotland said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.

The Times editorial proclaims that, "Fairness in this case trumps not-in-my-backyardism".

Your editorial endorsing the Paycheck Fairness Act was right on the money.