Sentence examples for editorial powers from inspiring English sources

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.

Ms. White herself is no stranger to the corridors of editorial power.

Open and transparent, those with editorial power shouldn't be chosen secretly in Downing Street.

Rosen said: "Facebook is a company with an editorial role, editorial power, but no editorial culture or leadership.

After all, it's indicative of a wider trend; one which people in far greater positions of editorial power than I over my inbox fall prey to.

It will do exactly what Leveson witnesses said it does: it uses its formidable editorial power to redouble the hurt and humiliation.

The fragmentation of news online is part of a larger trend of moving editorial power into the hands of the audience, Mr. Rosen said.

"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.

With the first woman appointed sports editor of a national newspaper this year – Alison Kervin of the Mail on Sunday, who was also on the Spoty judging panel – the balance of editorial power is slowly shifting.

Septa will also receive one page of free advertising each day and have at least nominal editorial control over the paper -- though Metro officials said that the transportation agencies it works with have never exercised this editorial power.