Sentence examples for editorial procedures from inspiring English sources

Greg Dyke's earlier response to changes to editorial procedures sounded inadequate, defensive and bureaucratic.

He has since left the BBC and new training guidelines have been introduced to tighten up editorial procedures.

A BBC spokesman said: "The BBC accepts the trust ruling that there were serious breaches in its editorial procedures.

It is understood that Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News, was made aware of the Newsnight investigation as part of routine editorial procedures.

The One Show has reviewed and will continue to strengthen its editorial procedures to ensure accuracy, fairness and due impartiality on all the programme's output".

BBC management said it accepts that there were "serious breaches" in its editorial procedures in the preparation of the Panorama programme.

A principle of selection to match the editorial procedure would have made a firmer book.

Standard editorial procedure in such cases would be to reject the unsolicited revision, or at most suspend the entire process while it is sent out for re-review.

It had been an awe-inspiring lesson in editorial procedure which had increased her respect for her father a hundredfold and made her more desperate than ever to gain his attention.

The kind of treatment "Pioneer Girl" has received — meticulous research into the history, drafts, references, context, and variants of the text, which is accompanied by facsimile pages of the manuscript, three additional appendices, a chapter on editorial procedure, and more than a hundred lengthy footnotes in small type — is generally reserved for the masterpieces of world literature.

Then, the manuscripts followed the proper editorial procedure, according to their assigned group.