Sentence examples for editorial regime from inspiring English sources

And far from programme outsourcing increasing independent creativity, it has simply turned some former employees into wealthy "entrepreneurs", while enforcing a safety-first editorial regime.

He had reservations about her loyalty, as he had seen her as part of the earlier editorial regime headed by Bill Keller, who left the paper this year.

Dennis O'Neil noted that character consistency was not a major concern during early editorial regimes: "Julie Schwartz did a Batman in Batman and Detective and Murray Boltinoff did a Batman in the Brave and the Bold and apart from the costume they bore very little resemblance to each other.

The Prix Goncourt winner Henri Béraud cheered the new regime in editorials for the right-wing weekly Gringoire.

"It is no secret that many fear a wave of assassinations and settling of scores between Iraqis and elements of the collapsing regime," said an editorial in the pan-Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat.

C5 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A14-15 EditoriAns: An unpatriotic act; dynastic regimes; recalling for dollars; parties and spending limits.

As an Iranian-American, I applaud President Bush's inclusion of the Iranian regime in the "axis of evil" (editorial, Feb. 12).

Your Jan . 4editorial "Exit, Stonewalling" rightly criticizes the Bush-Cheney regime for its excessive lack of transparency, including its inexplicably "missing" e-mail records.

Your condemnation of authoritarianism in Central Asia (editorial, Aug. 16) merits another qualifier: the Karimov regime in Uzbekistan also tortures "thousands of religious Muslims" and citizens who express political opposition to the government.

And he is exercised by the potential introduction of a stricter press regulatory regime that could inhibit his papers' editorial freedom, which means his own freedom to say and do as he likes.

But we take measures to protect our editorial integrity in spite of intimidation from governments and regimes – our journalists have been banned, imprisoned, tortured and killed.