Sentence examples for editorial provisions from inspiring English sources

The Editorial provisions of the Code are applicable to all employees, workers, and contributors to the Group's publications, whether contracted or freelance or voluntary.

Freedom of the press is guaranteed by the 1919 constitution and the Freedom of the Press Act (also 1919); both contain provisions safeguarding editorial rights and outlining press responsibilities.

The editorial also misstated a provision on imports of polar bear trophies.

Your editorial suggests that the provision would allow a future administration "to attack Iran unilaterally".

He said it includes an unusual provision on editorial independence: "Any decision on editorial content has to be made by the editorial side – not by business decisions or advertisers".

Dan Corry Chief executive, New Philanthropy Capital Your editorial fails to recognise the provisions to improve data-sharing for statistics and research in the digital economy bill.

Provisions to protect editorial independence were also put in place when Murdoch bought the Times in 1981 and the Wall Street Journal in 2007 and they were ignored.

It is disappointing to see the Guardian (Editorial, 14 April) misconstrue the provisions of section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act, a vital element of the Leveson reforms approved by all parties in parliament in 2013.

The legislative provision that your editorial criticizes seeks to prevent a repeat of the outrageous tactics of the San Francisco Housing Authority, which gave an A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Re "A Constitutional Anachronism" (editorial, Sept. 6), about the provision that does not allow naturalized citizens to run for the presidency: I am the parent of three internationally adopted children.

The proposed joint operating agreement is subject to Justice Department approval, under the terms of a 30-year-old law that allows newspapers to skirt antitrust provisions to maintain two editorial voices in a community.