Sentence examples for editorial measure from inspiring English sources

Following an ill-informed tweet about the Penn State scandal, Ashton Kutcher handed "management" of his 11.5 million follower feed to Katalyst Network, a media company he co-founded, "as a secondary editorial measure," as he put it in a blog post.

One essential element is missing from your June 3 editorial "Measuring the Progress of Women": the need for accurate statistics.

A lot of TV culture tends strongly to vulgarity and stupidity so people think: "What's my single voice going to do to stop this?" This issue has brought what was a simmering problem to a head.' Quite what stringent editorial measures the BBC will introduce in the aftermath of Manuel-gate remains to be seen.

Starting in February, about 25 journals, including the Journal of Neuroscience and Neuron, have introduced editorial measures to address the problem by improving the consistency and quality of reporting on software tools and databases in life-sciences articles.

As noted quite succinctly in a recent editorial on measuring cortical activity, maybe one should expect to find only what one is looking for (Jacobs 2010).

The Los Angeles Times' editorial against the measure points out that "any resident who spots a violation in a pornographic film shot in the state could sue and collect cash from the producers and purveyors if they prevail in court".

But the accompanying editorial said conservation measures alone could not solve the shortage and called the project a "pressing necessity".

"The Medicare Measures" (editorial, June 28) proposes a one-way version of political compromise moving forward with the worst, rather than the best, parts of the House and Senate Medicare bills.

Most of the obese magazines stray from the norm for the average ratio of advertising to editorial content, as measured by the Magazine Publishers of America.

At the 23-campus California State University system, which prepares about 60percentt of the teachers in California and about 10percentt of the teachers in the United States, we applaud federal initiatives to improve teacher preparation and establish strong accountability measures (editorial, Jan . 23.

Reagan and his appointed commissioners had argued that The Fairness Doctrine violated broadcasters' First Amendment free speech rights by giving government a measure of editorial control over stations.