Sentence examples for editorial guide from inspiring English sources

(The Guardian also obtained the guidelines for moderating the "in the story" feature, now called "involved in this story"; the guidelines for the company's Facebook Paper app; and a broader editorial guide for the app).

The Guide features resources not available on this website, including twenty-seven introductory essays from the microfilm that place the correspondence, writings, and government documents in historical context; a list of contributing archives and institutions; an editorial guide to the microfilm; a foreword by historian Leon Litwack; and illustrations.

"We didn't say, 'Follow us;' we said, 'Join.'" Social Media Examiner's Facebook editorial guide involves breaking news as opposed to writing features on the flagship website.

But if you push past the inner voice telling you no one wants or needs to read that story and maybe it's best to direct time, energy and monetary resources elsewhere, we've put together a handy-dandy editorial guide.

For example, MomFinds will publish editorial guides for the best toys for kids under 3 years old.

Beyond the upfront cost, the new device requires a Control Center Service Plan of $1.99/month or $19.99/year, in order to use universal search, voice control, editorial guides, My Lists, Crowd Surfing, app launching, deep linked content, and Caavo Cache (a history and privacy feature).

It's easy to reflect on these things enough to see what Atticus, in his time and place, might have had in mind, however better it could have been said, and perhaps would have been, given a few more years of maturity on the part of the young author constructing his sentences, and with the benefit of an sensitive editorial guiding hand.

The selected author is expected to follow the BAMPFA Editorial Style Guide, which we will provide.

Each account manager must also be familiar with the Mailman School social media guidelines and editorial style guide.

That takeaway, writes Stanford psychiatrist David Spiegel, MD, in a related editorial, should guide physicians away from therapies like opioids that directly affect pain pathways toward treatments like hypnosis and other strategies that effectively moderate the feeling of pain.

He emphasized that this practice ― which is outlined in the school's editorial style guide ― pertains to internal usage and is directed at students.