Sentence examples for editorial power from inspiring English sources
And so we are comforted when Facebook tells the Commerce Committee that a tiny, incremental bit of editorial power has been reassigned to the already-powerful, "incorruptible" algorithm.
Such editorial power in Facebook's hands would be unprecedented and dangerous.
Open and transparent, those with editorial power shouldn't be chosen secretly in Downing Street.
Ms. White herself is no stranger to the corridors of editorial power.
Rosen said: "Facebook is a company with an editorial role, editorial power, but no editorial culture or leadership.
"The crowd is amazing," said Claudio Castiglioni, the chief commercial officer of Tod's, adding that probably only GQ, with its editorial power, could wrangle such a guest list.
Klinger's editorial powers cover Holmes's obsessions, his addictions and even his card index system.
The editorial powers at Vanity Fair had no idea Mr. Young was in New York, and building security didn't even bother to disturb Mr. Carter's gatekeeper before tossing out the strange interlopers.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America ("Chamber"), in support of neither party, argues that placing restrictions on the editorial powers of private entities would force them to publish views they and their customers are opposed to, which may ultimately cause them reputational and monetary losses.
The editors are understood to have seen off a plan by Mr MacLennan to give Will Lewis, promoted last month to the position of managing director editorial, the power to hire staff for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph.
As one example the Adelaide Advertiser in an editorial titled SA power prices threaten future of economy complained, SA pays around $70 per megawatt hour for wholesale power.
