Sentence examples for editorial leading from inspiring English sources

In an article alongside the Osservatore Romano editorial, leading Coptic scholar Alberto Camplani, who helped organise the conference, warned that the papyrus could be a modern fake and criticised King's decision to take her findings to the media before more studies were carried out.

In an editorial, leading independent newspaper, The Citizen, said parents endorsing marriage for their under-age daughters were "effectively giving away their offspring to a defiler".

Richard Tofel, a Wall Street Journal spokesman, declined to discuss the "particular editorial judgments" leading to the omission of those comments.

"The country can still be saved if Berlusconi leaves as soon as possible," says an editorial in leading centre-left paper La Repubblica.

It asks rhetorically: "What if there was solid evidence that terrorist-armed organisations were the ones who used chemical weapons?" An editorial in leading Saudi daily Al-Watan argues that a foreign military strike against Syria is imminent, even though it is not clear what form it will take.

He was heavily involved in the editorial process leading to the supplements to A&M, 100 Hymns for Today, More Hymns for Today, Worship Songs Ancient and Modern, and Hymns Ancient and Modern New Standard, which combined the best of the original book with that from the supplements into a single volume, and also the most recent revision, Common Praise.

Her individual story, say reporters and several editorials in leading Pakistani newspapers, has cut through a blur of rhetoric about the Taliban and equality for girls in a way that has started to shift public opinion even inside Pakistan.

Herald Tribune's leading editorial June 11, contained a baffling sentence.

By Stanley Walker and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 20 , 1936P. 9 Herald Tribune's leading editorial June 11, contained a baffling sentence.

Even after handing over the operation to his daughter, Mr. Tatum remained the paper's leading editorial voice.

And strong universities are good for their cities, which is why N.Y.U.'s plan is supported by editorial boards and leading public figures in New York.