Sentence examples for editorial guidance from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Bandcamp is a charming alternative, largely bereft of editorial guidance or heavy-handed gatekeeping.

As the chief news officer, he will develop new programs and provide editorial guidance to the channel's journalists.

Jockipedia offers a form of expertise, or at least editorial guidance, on a companion site, The Jockosphere.

In places you sorely miss editorial guidance, as when they quote wildly varying testimony about whether or not Wolf was a good guitar player.

With Hetzel's editorial guidance, Verne abandoned his far-fetched futurism and set to work on the first of his Voyages extraordinaires Cinq semaines en ballon (1863; Five Weeks in a Balloon).

Confronted with what he called "the next chapter in my life," he sent a letter to his extraordinarily wide circle of friends and acquaintances, announcing his availability for editorial guidance, music lessons, sing-alongs.

Even before the recent changes, Mr. Townsend and Mr. Fogler had been trying to reshape the paper's editorial approach with guidance from Gannett, which has a companywide plan to better integrate its digital, print and video journalism.

In this volume, we are proud to present two invited editorials that provide guidance for future gene-by-environment interaction (G × E) studies.

Under Polo's guidance, the editorial scope of the site will run the gamut from coding to girl gaming to "here's a female scientist that's done an amazing thing," anything that's interesting to the female demographic as well as geeks as a whole.

It goes without saying that the associate editors of the current team and the prior editorial team, under the guidance of Dr. Fonseca, have done a tremendous job in vetting manuscripts and keeping the hurdle high for ultimate publication.

In light of the tribunal's ruling, the BBC said it would give additional training to senior editorial executives and issue new guidance on the fair selection of presenters.